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“Not just looking at the past, but fully experiencing it”. This principle is being followed in enriching the museum exhibition under development at the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan. The goal is for each visitor to understand history not only by seeing it, but also through hearing, reading, and feeling it.

Turkey’s prominent think tank ANKASAM (Ankara Center for Crisis and Policy Studies) has highly praised Uzbekistan’s extensive efforts aimed at ensuring freedom of conscience, improving religious education, studying the Islamic heritage on a scholarly basis, and promoting it globally.

In history, there are figures whose scientific legacy does not remain confined to a specific time or place it serves the overall progress of human thought. Ali ibn Muhammad Qushchi belongs to this group of thinkers. His discoveries, theoretical analyses, and practical methodologies in astronomy and mathematics elevated science to a new level in his era, and today his scholarly heritage is recognized as worthy of study from the perspectives of history, source studies, and international scientific relations.

In the Second Renaissance section of the museum exhibition at the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan, you will embark on a journey not only through the historical truths about great rulers, but also into the intellectual world of that era, dedicated to scientific innovations, cultural growth, and enlightenment.