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Opportunities created for people with disabilities at the Center of Islamic Civilization were examined.

Uzbekistan is the heir to great states that left an indelible mark in the history of world civilization. For centuries, masterpieces of architecture, art, and literature were created on this land. They continue to astonish admirers around the globe. Among such a magnificent legacy is the sacred manuscript of the Qur’an copied during the time of Hazrat Uthman (RA), known as the Uthman Mushaf.

In 1922. At that time, it was considered extraordinary not only for an Uzbek girl to go abroad, but even to step beyond her own neighborhood. Yet among the 70 students sent to Germany to study were two Uzbek girls Maryam Sultonmurodova and Khayriniso Majidkhonova. They pursued a noble goal: to gain knowledge and lead their homeland toward progress.

Uzbekistan is world-renowned for its ornamental patterns. From the simplest motifs to complex compositions, these designs have for centuries adorned architectural monuments, household items, clothing, and textiles. By the 19th and early 20th centuries, distinctive architectural-artistic schools had formed in different regions of the country, each varying in scale, composition, and style.