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The Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan is not only a monumental architectural structure, but also a hub that reflects our nation’s rich spiritual and scholarly heritage, as well as its contributions to the Islamic world. The 14 mural compositions to be placed at the main entrance of the center are a testament to its profound meaning and rich ideological significance. Among them, one piece stands out in particular an illustrative artwork depicting the First Renaissance period that unfolded in the lands of Mawarannahr. This piece encapsulates one of the brightest chapters in the history and spirituality of our people.

The latest gathering held at Chirchik State Pedagogical University as part of the “New Uzbekistan – Foundation of a New Renaissance” project was aimed at awakening youth consciousness and enhancing their social engagement.

Today, we frequently hear about, witness, and even use in our daily lives the capabilities of modern technologies, sciences, and professions that are “lightening our burdens” in every field. Yet, in many cases, this modernity, progress, and scientific advancement are attributed to the West. But is that really the case? Scholars united to enrich the exhibition of the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan with scientific and innovative projects are preparing to present compelling evidence that will soon provide a clear answer to this question.

Through the exhibitions at the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan, visitors will have the opportunity to gain a deep understanding of the developmental stages of Islamic culture and Qur’anic sciences across different historical periods. Additionally, information is expected to be presented on how Qur’anic texts have been preserved over time.