Malaysian professor: “A unique space that serves to understand the civilization of Central Asia”
A delegation led by Muhammad Shafry Muhammad Rahim, a professor at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, visited the Islamic Civilization Center and became acquainted with the scientific and educational environment and modern exhibitions created there. During the visit, the guests particularly emphasized that the history of Islamic civilization is presented in a clear, coherent, and accessible manner. They were especially impressed by the richness of information related to the formation and development of civilization in Central Asia, as well as its logical and systematic presentation.
Muhammad Shafry Muhammad Rahim, Professor at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia:
This is my first visit to the Center. The information here is presented very clearly, understandably, and at a high level. Through its narrative approach, the development of Islamic civilization in Central Asia is revealed in a consistent way, turning the visit from a simple observation into a process of deep learning. At the same time, the volume of materials collected in the Center and their systematic presentation allow it to be regarded as an important scientific resource at the international level. In particular, the use of modern technologies makes the exhibitions even more engaging and helps convey information to a wider audience in an accessible way. This place can be considered an international scientific platform, as it contains a vast amount of valuable information on the development of civilization. Such an approach is of great importance for both present and future generations.
I also believe that its inclusion in the Guinness World Records is a well-deserved recognition. The content of history and the way it is presented here — especially the use of modern technologies — distinguish it from other museums. The opportunities created here not only provide information but also help people understand it more deeply.
