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“In every hall, you literally immerse yourself in that era”: foreign visitors on the Center
15.09.2026, 11:17612

“In every hall, you literally immerse yourself in that era”: foreign visitors on the Center

Foreign visitors stepping into the Islamic Civilization Center for the first time were immediately impressed by its immense scale, rich exhibitions, and the atmosphere in which history is brought to life through modern technologies.

“The Center showcases Uzbekistan’s current potential” — founder of ROX Group
11.09.2026, 17:41629

“The Center showcases Uzbekistan’s current potential” — founder of ROX Group

During his visit to the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, Tran Anh Tuan, founder of the Vietnamese company ROX Group, explored a comprehensive panorama of the country’s history, from its millennia-old past to its present-day development.

“This is not just a museum — it is the living memory of Islamic civilization”: Bruneian Professor on the Center
11.09.2026, 15:46760

“This is not just a museum — it is the living memory of Islamic civilization”: Bruneian Professor on the Center

“It is not about how grand the building is. What matters most is its content, the knowledge it brings together, and the sincere aspiration to share the beauty of Islamic civilization with the world.”

A generation that understands history builds the future
10.09.2026, 17:281001

A generation that understands history builds the future

Interest in knowledge begins, first and foremost, with turning to original sources. A deeper understanding of history requires studying it through books, manuscripts, and reliable scholarly sources. First-year students of the Tashkent Islamic Institute named after Imam Bukhari, who began the new academic year with new knowledge and ambitious goals, visited the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan.

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