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A delegation of more than 30 guests led by John Lee Ka-chiu, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China, visited the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, which has become the country’s new hallmark.

A scholarly and educational event was held at the library of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan to mark the completion of the study of the renowned work Fawa’id Ziya’iyya by the great thinker Nuriddin Abdurahmon Jami, widely known among scholars as Sharh-i Mulla. The gathering, attended by second-year students of the Tashkent Islamic Institute, once again demonstrated that reading is not only a source of knowledge but also an essential means of cultivating a culture of critical thinking.

A “Zakovat” intellectual competition was held at the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan with the participation of students from the International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan. The event, aimed at testing young people’s knowledge and potential while fostering independent thinking, analytical skills, and teamwork, was conducted in a dynamic and enthusiastic atmosphere.

Although the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan was officially opened only recently, the number of visitors continues to grow day by day. The Center is attracting great interest not only from local residents but also from international guests.

Electronic resources, computer zones, and an extensive book collection... Equipped with these and many other opportunities, the Library of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan has already opened its doors to readers. Membership and access to services at this unique intellectual space are currently provided free of charge.