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Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan

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Publications about the Center of Islamic Civilization in foreign media and news agencies.

What foreign media and news agencies are writing about the Center of Islamic Civilization.

28.09.2026, 10:04987

Third Renaissance: The Islamic Civilization Center as a strategy for the spiritual and intellectual advancement of New Uzbekistan

An article dedicated to the activities of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan has been published in Russia’s prestigious “Индустрия туризма и культуры” magazine.

11.09.2026, 16:251316

The Standard: “Miniature: The art that bridged Silk Road empires”

A participant in the international media forum held at the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, journalist Bonnie Chen, explored the centuries-old history of miniature painting in an article published in The Standard, one of Hong Kong’s prominent English-language newspapers.

10.09.2026, 15:561271

Al-Seyassah: “From Samarkand to Failaka: when the earth speaks the language of civilization”

Kuwait’s prominent publications Al-Seyassah, Alwakt News, and The Times Kuwait published an article titled “From Samarkand to Failaka: When the Earth Speaks the Language of Civilization” by Kuwaiti expert and public figure Tareq Yousef Alshumaimry, Former Secretary General of the Commercial Arbitration Centre of the Gulf Cooperation Council.

08.09.2026, 12:321017

Al Jazeera: “Four eras and ten figures telling the story of Islamic History in Uzbekistan”

The museum of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan is attracting the attention of foreign media as a unique institution that brings together the country’s millennia-old history in one place.

08.09.2026, 09:421048

The Standard: “From Tashkent’s new museum to Samarkand’s ancient wonders”

The Islamic Civilization Center is emerging not as an ordinary museum in Tashkent, but as a distinctive gateway where history and modern technology come together, leading visitors toward the ancient wonders of Samarkand.

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International Media about us

Third Renaissance: The Islamic Civilization Center as a strategy for the spiritual and intellectual advancement of New Uzbekistan

The Standard: “Miniature: The art that bridged Silk Road empires”

Al-Seyassah: “From Samarkand to Failaka: when the earth speaks the language of civilization”

Al Jazeera: “Four eras and ten figures telling the story of Islamic History in Uzbekistan”

The Standard: “From Tashkent’s new museum to Samarkand’s ancient wonders”