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The new exhibition being created at the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan is not only a journey into history but also an opportunity to view the vast spiritual heritage predating Islam through a modern lens. At present, the process of forming the pre-Islamic era civilizations exhibition at the Center is in full swing. Historians, renowned experts, and Turkish designers are actively collaborating in this endeavor.

At the recent scientific council meeting held at the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan, presentations were delivered on the scientific and innovative work being carried out to develop the Center’s exhibitions. The meeting was attended not only by local experts but also by representatives from several international partner organizations.

A silver tray belonging to Abu Mansur ibn Sabuktigin, a representative of the Seljuk dynasty, is preserved in the Dawood Shah collection in London.

Today, the next meeting of the Extended Academic Council was held at the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan. The meeting discussed the current directions of the Center’s scientific research and exhibition activities.