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At the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan, it is planned to enrich each exhibition with video productions. Through this, visitors will not only read about ancient history, great personalities, and remarkable discoveries but also see and feel them. The aim is to “bring history to life” not only through words and details but through images, thereby more deeply revealing the continuity, influence, and appeal of Islamic civilization.

The “Wall of civilizations and discoveries” project being developed at the museum of the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan is currently one of the most important exhibition directions of great scientific significance.

A delegation from the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan made a scientific and creative visit to the “House of Islamic Antiquities” and the “Tariq Rajab Museum” in Kuwait.

Husayn Gozurgohi’s Majalis al-‘Ushshaq, which embodies the theme of Sufi love and spiritual perfection, is expected to take its place in the exhibition of the Center of Islamic Civilization as a literary symbol of divine love. This work, which tells of the spiritual and intellectual life of the 15th century and the Sufi milieu in Bukhara and Herat, is still highly regarded today as a supreme example of Eastern mysticism and spirituality.