3-zal 27-stent 30-yillarning boshlaridagi siyosiy qatag’onlar (1929-1936)

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Munavvar Qori Abdurashidkhanov. "Uzbek language lesson", 1925
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Munavvar qori Abdurashidkhanov. "Adib us sony", 1925
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Munavvar Qori Abdurashidkhanov's performances
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Said Ahrari's "Poems", notebook (1924 - 1929)
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Asadulla Khojakhanov's bag
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Asadulla Khojakhanov's umbrella
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The microscope used by the first Uzbek agronomist Abduvahab Murodi (From the collection of Muhammadbabur Yusupov)
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Najmiddin Sherahmedov, commodity expert
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Tangrikul Maksudov, poet and teacher
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Faizulla Usmanov, teacher
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Gulom Ikramov, postal and telegraph employee
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Mukhtar Muhammadiyev, journalist
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Nasir Erkin, journalist
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Mamatqul Kholdorov, journalist
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Vose Kayumov, journalist
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Nurmat Ermatov, teacher
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Usman Akramiy, journalist
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Questionnaire 812
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Decree 122
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List of strikes
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Symbolic key of "Tashkent, capital of Islamic culture" handed over by ISESKO organization, 2007
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The awarding of the prestigious title "Capital of Islamic Culture" to the city of Tashkent was greeted with great satisfaction in our country and the entire Islamic world. In this regard, a number of international events were carried out. First of all, Hazrat Imam (Hastimom) complex, located in the center of Tashkent city, was completely renovated and this blessed place got a completely new look. Currently, on August 14-15, 2007, an international scientific-practical conference on the topic "Uzbekistan's contribution to the development of Islamic civilization" was held in Tashkent. , scholars, representatives of science and culture took part. In addition, in connection with the announcement of the city of Tashkent as the "Capital of Islamic Culture", large beautification works were carried out in our country, many cultural, educational and religious events were held. On October 18-19, 2016, in the city of Tashkent, recognized as the "capital of Islamic culture", the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation dedicated to the theme "Education and Enlightenment - the road to peace and creativity" was held in the next 43rd session.
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Tashkent - "The Capital of Islamic Culture" In 2007, the Islamic Organization for Education, Science and Culture-AYSESCO declared Tashkent the "Capital of Islamic Culture". For the great contribution of Uzbekistan and the Uzbek people to the development of Islamic culture and civilization, the city of Tashkent received such a high recognition. At the heart of such a great recognition, in the years of independence, the extensive efforts made in our country to restore, study and promote our national values, the holy religion of Islam, the rich scientific heritage of our great saints and scholars, beautify their sites, and preserve our ancient monuments. the rightful recognition of the great works by the entire Islamic world is embodied. Today, the city of Tashkent is literally becoming a city that embodies our national values, both historical and modern development achievements. In this blessed land, there are Islamic monuments such as Hazrat Imam complex, Koqaldosh and Abdul Qasim madrasa, International Islamic Academy, Tashkent Islamic Institute named after Imam Bukhari, Koqaldosh secondary special educational institution and Khadichai Kubro women's and girls' secondary special educational institution. There are educational centers that teach the basics of our holy religion.
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Tashkent is the capital of Islamic culture. This blessed country has an incomparable place in the development of world science and culture. It gives us all pride that it served as a cradle of perfection for many dear saints, poets and scholars.