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The 16th-century miniature created in the Bukhara school a rare portrait of Hamida Banu is still revered today as a symbol of refined taste and spirituality in Islamic art.

The Center for Islamic Civilization, established in Tashkent, is becoming a new symbol of the revival of science, culture, and enlightenment not only in Uzbekistan but also on a global scale. Prominent international scholars, political figures, and journalists visiting the Center leave with deep impressions of its activities.

Mujahit Arslan, Assistant to the President of the Republic of Turkey, and Ozay Şendir, Editor-in-Chief of one of the country’s leading newspapers Milliyet — visited the Center for Islamic Civilization in Tashkent.

Fifta Wardhani, an officer of the Public Relations Department at Indonesia’s Cultural Heritage Agency, shared her views on the common roots connecting the two countries during her visit to the Center for Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan.