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Central Asia held a distinguished place in history during the 11th–13th centuries as one of the great centers of civilization and art. The legacy of the Seljuk dynasty of that era was expressed not only in monumental architecture but also in the objects of applied and decorative arts.

The State Customs committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan has confiscated 325 ancient coins, jewelry, and artifacts that were intercepted while being illegally smuggled out of the country. In accordance with regulations, these items have been temporarily entrusted to the museum collection of the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan.

Tashkent — the Heart of Central Asia for millennia. Tashkent has long stood as the heart of Central Asia. It has endured many trials and rebirths, with each era leaving its mark. Today, it is entering a new stage as a city that harmoniously blends history and modern development.

The Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan is becoming a modern institution that embodies not only national heritage but also the scientific and cultural wealth of the entire Islamic world. Here, history is presented in harmony with science, technology, and artistic aesthetics.