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In a rare calligram dating to the late seventeenth century, letters come alive and transform into the image of a powerful tiger. Today, this unique work is on display at the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, vividly demonstrating how text, image, and symbol merged into a single aesthetic system in the art of Islamic calligraphy.

Thomas Hengst, Strategic Business Manager for Europe at the independent research center FamilySearch in the United States, highly praised the exhibitions of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan for being organized not in a fragmented manner, but as a coherent historical narrative encompassing all stages of the region’s development.

According to the representative of the delegation of construction specialists from the Republic of Turkey, Turkish entrepreneur Atilla Kurshat Dikci, the Hazrat Uthman Mushaf displayed in the Qur’an Hall vividly reflects the great spiritual heritage of Islamic civilization.

Adras, atlas, silk… These are not merely fabrics, but the living memory of a nation preserved over centuries. The secrets woven into adras, atlas, and silk are narrated through the exhibition at the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan.