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 On the ninth day of our practical training, we visited the historical Chor-Bakr Complex, located near Bukhara. This site is one of the most remarkable architectural and spiritual complexes in the region. During the visit, we explored the history and structure of the complex. Chor-Bakr, also known as the "City of the Dead," includes mausoleums, mosques, and courtyards, all built with traditional architectural elements. We learned that the complex is associated with the Juybari sheikhs and has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries. The peaceful environment and intricate design of the buildings impressed us greatly. We also had a chance to observe how such heritage sites are preserved and respected by local people and visitors. Conclusion: Our visit to the Chor-Bakr Complex provided deep insights into the architectural beauty and spiritual heritage of the region. It was a valuable and inspiring part of our practical training experience.

 Mag'oki attor comolex On the eighth day of our practice program, we visited the historic Magoki Attor Mosque. This mosque is one of the oldest religious monuments in Bukhara and holds great architectural and cultural value. During our visit, we explored the unique structure of the mosque, including its ancient bricks, decorative patterns, and historical significance. We learned that Magoki Attor was built on the remains of an earlier Zoroastrian temple, which shows the rich and layered history of this site. The peaceful atmosphere and beautiful design of the mosque gave us a chance to reflect on the importance of preserving such landmarks. It was an educational experience that deepened our understanding of local heritage. Conclusion: The visit to Magoki Attor Mosque helped us appreciate the historical and spiritual depth of Bukhara. It was a valuable day that enhanced our knowledge and connection to our cultural identity.

  Piridasgir Mosque is a historical religious site located in Bukhara, Uzbekistan. The mosque is named after Piridasgir, a respected religious figure and spiritual teacher in the region. It is part of a larger complex that includes a ziyoratgoh (pilgrimage site) and a khanaqah (Sufi lodge), which were places for prayer, learning, and spiritual retreats. The architectural style of Piridasgir Mosque reflects traditional Bukhara craftsmanship, with beautiful brickwork, domes, and wooden columns. The peaceful courtyard and sacred atmosphere attract many visitors, especially those who come to pay their respects to the shrine of Piridasgir. Today, the mosque continues to be an important spiritual and cultural center, preserving the rich Islamic heritage of Bukhara. Here is the legend of the mosque One day, a poor orphan boy named Karim came to the mosque every day to clean and help the old imam. He was kind, honest, and always curious about the mosque's history. One evening, while sweepi...

Today, we had an amazing opportunity to visit the ancient and eternal city of Bukhara as part of our university practice. This trip was not only educational but also deeply inspiring. Bukhara, with its rich history, breathtaking architecture, and spiritual atmosphere, left a strong impression on all of us. We explored some of the most famous historical landmarks such as the Kalyan Minaret, the Ark Fortress, and the beautiful madrasahs that reflect the cultural heritage of Uzbekistan. Walking through the narrow streets of the old city, I felt like I was traveling back in time. The purpose of our visit was to gain practical knowledge and observe the historical and cultural sites we have studied in our lessons. Seeing everything in real life made our learning more meaningful and memorable. Overall, this journey to Bukhara was both enjoyable and educational. I'm very grateful for this experience and hope to return again one day to learn even more.

  On the fifth day of our educational tour, we had the incredible opportunity to visit the historic Madarikhon Madrasa. Located in the heart of an ancient city, this madrasa is not only a beautiful architectural masterpiece but also a symbol of the rich cultural and educational heritage of Uzbekistan. As we arrived, we were immediately struck by the elegant facade, decorated with intricate patterns and stunning blue tiles that reflected the artistic achievements of the past. Our visit began with a brief introduction to the history of the madrasa. We learned that it was built during a significant period when madrasas served as important centers of learning in the Muslim world. Madarikhon Madrasa once hosted scholars and students who studied various subjects such as theology, astronomy, mathematics, and literature. It was inspiring to imagine how knowledge was passed down through generations within those very walls. Walking through the corridors and classrooms, we could feel the deep...

 A Visit to Khoja Zayniddin Mosque – Day 4 of Practical Training Today, as part of our practical training program, we had the opportunity to visit the Khoja Zayniddin Mosque, a beautiful and historically significant religious site located in Bukhara. The mosque is known not only for its spiritual value but also for its unique architectural style. As we entered the mosque courtyard, we were impressed by the peaceful atmosphere and the detailed wood carvings that decorate the building. The calmness of the place allowed us to reflect and appreciate the cultural richness surrounding us. The visit was both educational and spiritual. It gave us a chance to experience living history and connect with the deep-rooted traditions of our culture. We also learned that the mosque has served as an important center for Islamic worship and learning for many years. Our guide shared historical facts about Khoja Zayniddin himself, his contributions to the local religious community, and the legacy he l...