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During a working visit to the Islamic Republic of Iran, the delegation of the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan discovered the existence of a rare 15th-century Qur’an manuscript and a copy of the decree of Abulghazi Bahadur Khan.

The “Ancient Khorezm” exhibition at the Museum of the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan is expected to become an important venue not only for preserving archaeological heritage but also for presenting to the wider public, through modern technology, the cultural and scientific achievements that have developed over thousands of years.

Nearly 2,000 scholars, experts, artists, designers, and representatives of various other fields working together toward a single goal are now reviewing projects in their final stage to enrich the exhibition of the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan.

In order to widely highlight the spiritual power of books and their role in the development of society, a unique exhibition is expected to be organized at the Center of Islamic Civilization, which is being built under the leadership of the President. The project is aimed at promoting a culture of reading not only in Uzbekistan but also on an international scale. This was announced at the Center’s latest extended meeting.