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   Hi everyone😊😊🤗 Today we visited Imam Bukhari's museum with our practice teacher🤗. I want to share some information about Imom Al-Bukhari. Imom al-Bukhari is a well-known Muhaddis and author of "Al-jome as-sahih" book which stands in second level after Qur'an. Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Ismail Al-Bukhari was born in Bukhara in 810.

  Hi everyone.Today we visited to one of the ancient monument,Samanaid Mausoleum with my coursemates and our practical teacher Matluba Axmedovna.  Of all the medieval buildings in Bukhara, the Samanids Mausoleum is of special interest. This world-famous architectural masterpiece was built at the close of the ninth century. The mausoleum was erected as a family crypt immediately after the death of Ismail Samani's father. Later, Ismail himself and his grandson Hasr were also buried in it. It is interesting to note that erecting crypts was against Islamic law at that time, for Islam forbade erecting any post-mortem monuments upon the tombs of Muslim believers. However, the prohibition was broken in the middle of the ninth century by one of the caliphs himself, for whom a special as-Suli-biya Mausoleum was built. Ismail merely followed his example.The Samanids Mausoleum reveals the genius of a plain design. This is seen in its composition and the balanced design of its facades and inte

Today we visited  Chashmai Ayub mausoleum 👣👣👣 Chashmai Ayub Mausoleum ( also spelled Chashma Ayub ) is a cult historic building with a sacred spring in the center of Bukhara. It was named after the saint Ayyub , known as a Job in the Bible . According to the legend the people who lived where Bukhara grew afterwards were dying of the thirst, for water had left the area. When they saw Job wandering there, they asked him to help. Job hit the ground with his staff , thus opening a spring with a clean and healing water. The local people still believe the spring water is healing. The mausoleum was built right over spring, not far from Ismail Samani Mausoleum and the ruins of the ancient city wall. The structure is crowned with domes of various sizes . The central double dome over the main chamber features a tent-like top which is uncharacteristic of Bukhara. The smallest chambers under the rest of the domes are dim and charmingly mysterious.  The mausoleum was built in the 12 th cen

  Today we visited AbdulazizKhan madrasa with our practice teacher Matluba Axmedovna. I want to share some information  about th           Abdulaziz Khan madrasa was    built under the donation of ruler Abdulaziz Khan. It was built in 1652by the palace        architect Mimxoqon ibn Khoja Muhammadamin .The madrasa mainly      restored on the basis of minor repairs.  The gable was repaired by Usta Shirin Muradov.is. We also learnt about its construction from our teacher. It was very memorable. It was once in a lifetime experience. I really liked this historical place , as it has beautiful decoratio The importance of Abdulaziz Khan madrasa   is that, it is richly decorated and uses all the colorful styles of decorations known in Turanian architecture. The total dimensions are 50x67m and the rectangular courtyard occupied 28x35 meter.nIn general ,madrasa decorations are made with high art and skill. The large facade is decorated with rare tile patterns.Also islamic mo

   Hi👋👋 everyone. Today we visited Abdullakhan tim. It was very beautiful and interesting historical place It was built in the 16th century in the historical center of Bukhara. It was built during the time of Bukhara ruler Iskandar khan ,after named his son Abdullah khan The word tim itself means a closed room for public use , from where the market takes its name. It is comletely closed . It is attractive because it is cool here in any weather  Given that the sun's rays reach only through the holes in the dome... We also learnt about its construction from our teacher. It was very memorable. It was once in a lifetime experience. I really liked this historical place , as it has beautiful decoratio n .

 Madrasah Nadir Devonbegi Madrasah in Bukhara , part of architectural ensemble of the 16th- 17th centuries Lyabi-hauz. The madrasah was built in 1622 - 1623 . By the vizier of Imam Kuli Khan Uzbek dignitary Nodir Devon run as a caravansarai but was later converted into madrasah.  In 1993 the madrasah along with other monu ments of the historical center of the Bukhara was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Nodir Devonbegi Madrasah is located in the eastern part of the Lyabi-hauz square, opposite the khanaka Nadir Devonbegi , thus forming a both with a khanaka . On the central line of the kosh is the house Devonbegi.  The portal of the madrasah is decorated with mosaic images of fallow deer and two simurg birds that look at the sun. The remains of the mosaics are visible on the side facades. According to the legend; Nadir Devonbegi planned to open a Caravan-sarai and earn some extra money : Lyabi-hauz square was busy shopping area at that time so there would be no end to the g