Today, based on the idea of the new “Third Renaissance,” Uzbekistan is entering a new stage in building its modern history, development, and a state that serves its people through concrete reforms aimed at advancing the state and society. What lies behind this vision? What do the analyses reveal? How is it being achieved?

21.02.2026, 11:501249

The sword of the Kokand Khan returned from London: a masterpiece of Uzbek military craftsmanship on display in the exhibition

The sword of the Kokand Khan displayed in the exhibition of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan dates back to the 19th century and represents an outstanding example of our nation’s military culture and craftsmanship. This exhibit, associated with the Kokand Khanate, is made of gold, precious stones, and steel. The sword measures 92 centimeters in total length. This rare artifact was returned to our homeland from the Amir Muhtashamiy collection in London.

20.02.2026, 15:181392

The echo of a great civilization resonates in the interactive exhibition

A four-thousand-year-old doira. A dutor mentioned in the 14th century. The tanbur and nay recorded in the works of Farabi and Ibn Sina. These are not merely instruments — they are the historical memory of a people. Today, this heritage is presented to a new generation in an interactive format.

19.02.2026, 12:491176

It Is Possible to Witness the Truth Proven by Archaeological Evidence in the Exhibition

Archaeological evidence confirms that the most ancient and unique structure devoted to the scientific study of the secrets of the sky in the 4th century BCE was Koy-Krylgan Kala, located in the territory of ancient Khorezm in Central Asia. A model of this ancient observatory is displayed in the exhibition of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan.

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