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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 sweeping the floor near the oldest wall, he found a small stone that looked different from the others. When he touched it, a part of the wall opened, revealing a hidden room.