
Calligraphy school at the Islamic Civilization Center: Tradition and spiritual heritage are reviving
An ancient art is coming back to life once again. Are you ready to write history with your own hands?
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An ancient art is coming back to life once again. Are you ready to write history with your own hands?

Avesta.tj — In a report published by a Tajikistan-based news outlet, it is announced that a Calligraphy School has been established at the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan. According to the report, this initiative, proposed within the framework of a scientific conference dedicated to the 690th anniversary of Amir Temur, is regarded as an important educational and scholarly platform aimed at continuing the calligraphic traditions of the Timurid era, preserving manuscript heritage, and studying it on a scientific basis.

A “Career Day” event bringing together students and employers was held in Tashkent. The Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan also took part. This time, the meeting went beyond simply presenting job vacancies — it became a platform helping young people shape their future paths.

At the Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan Center in Tashkent, scholars from around the world gathered to address a question that is becoming increasingly urgent in today’s age of globalization: how should the Qur’an and Hadith be properly understood?