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The Uzbek dargah in Istanbul: nearly three centuries of history in light of new research
16.09.2026, 14:191224

The Uzbek dargah in Istanbul: nearly three centuries of history in light of new research

Research activities are progressing intensively on the international scientific and educational platform of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan.
Anatolia’s 15th-century martial heritage in the exhibition of the Islamic Civilization Center
14.09.2026, 17:55989

Anatolia’s 15th-century martial heritage in the exhibition of the Islamic Civilization Center

On the battlefield, a mounted warrior needed not only weapons but also reliable protective gear. One such piece of military equipment is the 15th-century leg armor for a cavalryman displayed in the exhibition of the Islamic Civilization Center. This leg armor was made of bronze in 15th-century Anatolia and measures 35.8 × 23 centimeters.

Bukhara’s seven qadis: a millennium-old school of justice and legal thought
11.09.2026, 18:15196

Bukhara’s seven qadis: a millennium-old school of justice and legal thought

The lives and scholarly legacy of the jurists who lived in Bukhara centuries ago and combined the principles of justice with knowledge — scholars remembered in history as “al-udat al-sab’a,” or the “Seven qadis” — are among the important sources for understanding how legal thought developed in Transoxiana. Their scholarly lineage also demonstrates the close intellectual ties that connected Bukhara with such ancient centers of learning as Ustrushana, Samarkand, and Fergana.

72-gram gold bracelets are preserved in the exhibition of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan
10.09.2026, 11:19662

72-gram gold bracelets are preserved in the exhibition of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan

The pair of bracelets featuring peacock and lion motifs, currently on display in the exhibition of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, dates to the 11th–12th centuries and is noteworthy as one of the finest examples of medieval Central Asian jewelry art.

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