Hazrati Imam Complex, Tashkent

The complex showcases a blend of old and new architectural styles, with some buildings dating back to the 16th century, although many have been renovated recently.

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Its design is unique and different from mosques in Türkiye and Malaysia, showcasing distinct architectural styles.

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The architecture is a mix of detailed brickwork and bright blue domes, characteristic of Silk Road style.

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You can find one of the oldest preserved Quranic manuscripts, which is carbon dated to around 690 to 780 AD.

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You can learn about traditional crafts like wood carving and carpet weaving, as well as the history of the Usmon Qurʻon.

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The Tillya Sheikh Mosque is notable for housing one of the oldest Qurans in the world, written in the 7th century.

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It features beautiful blue domes and is a significant Islamic site in Tashkent, showcasing the architectural style of the region.

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The oldest Quran in the world is housed here, but photography is not allowed.

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It is an important religious site that includes one of the most significant mosques and houses historical Islamic schools.

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The mosque features a spectacular design and is part of a complex that houses the oldest Quran in the world, making it a significant cultural site.

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The Uman Kuran is one of the oldest manuscripts in existence, written on deer skin pages from the seventh century.

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You can expect to see beautiful Islamic architecture and a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for exploration.

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