Employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs became acquainted with the activities of the Islamic Civilization Center
Employees of the “JAR” sports and wellness complex under the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan visited the Islamic Civilization Center in Tashkent and became closely acquainted with its activities, exhibitions, and scientific and educational opportunities. This visit was not merely an excursion, but an important spiritual and educational event that contributed to a deeper understanding of our national values and rich historical heritage.
During the visit, participants explored the modern conditions created at the Center and the exhibitions organized using advanced technologies. In particular, the displays enhanced with artificial intelligence attracted great interest. Each hall immerses visitors in the past, allowing them not only to see history but also to feel it.
The guests also familiarized with the sections dedicated to the pre-Islamic period, the First and Second Renaissance, the “New Uzbekistan — Foundation of a New Renaissance” exhibition, the Qur’an Hall, and the library, gaining new insights into the Timurid era and the scientific legacy of our great scholars. Through ancient scientific instruments — astronomical devices and time-measuring tools — they clearly understood how past discoveries laid the foundation for today’s progress.
During the visit, participants viewed unique exhibits, ancient manuscripts, and scholarly works displayed at the Center, forming a broad understanding of the rich spiritual and scientific heritage of our people. The explanations provided by the Center’s specialists further strengthened their knowledge.
Madina Qahhorova, Head of the Information Service of the “JAR” sports and wellness complex under the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan:
“This Center is truly a unique place that brings history to life. The harmony of modern technologies and architecture is captivating. I was especially impressed by the manuscripts and Qur’an copies related to Islamic culture. This place instills a sense of pride and honor in every visitor.”
Almardon Mominov, Group Commander, Senior Sergeant of the “JAR” sports and wellness complex:
“The information about the Renaissance periods, especially the Timurid era, was very interesting for us. Here, history can not only be read but also seen vividly. The interactive capsules and the Mirzo Ulugbek Hall left a strong impression. I believe this is a very important source of education and knowledge for young people.”
Nigora Nuriddinova, Senior Inspector of the “JAR” sports and wellness complex:
“The exhibitions here not only present history but also encourage young people toward knowledge and enlightenment. History is vividly demonstrated through modern technologies. I was particularly amazed by the large library, rare manuscripts, and the presence of unique exhibits brought from different countries that belong to our heritage. I plan to bring my children here in the future.”
At the end of the visit, the guests emphasized the Center’s importance for future generations. In their opinion, this place strengthens young people’s interest in history, knowledge, and understanding their roots.
Thus, the Islamic Civilization Center left a deep impression on everyone as an important educational institution that not only presents the past but also inspires present and future generations.