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Берите гида, мы ничего не поняли.
Внутри медресе все комнаты превратили в магазины с сувенирами, там прикупили вещичек, цены как на базаре Чорсу, а вот в Magic park можно купить гораздо дешевле. Затем зашли в мечеть, после в пристройку с рукописями корана, увидели самую древнюю священную книгу, а вот в музей не заходили. Для прогулки и узнать культуру место подходящее

Спасибо, aizheke!

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Prefinya

Элизабет, Нью-Джерси

После обзорной экскурсии по Ташкенту, мы вернулись в это место еще раз, т.к 30 минут, отведенных под осмотр достопримечательности — это очень мало!
Вход на территорию комплекса бесплатный, в мечеть и мавзолей Хазрати Имама тоже. Но для того, чтобы увидеть самую древнюю рукопись Корана (7 век), которая является единственной сохранившейся оригинальной рукописью придется заплатить. Не пожалеете! Вход в Медресе Муи Муборака , где находится рукопись , платный .Правда, фотографировать Коран нельзя. Книга огромная по размерам и находится в стеклянном коробе. Так же здесь хранится святой волос пророка Мухаммеда .
В мавзолее Хазрати Имама находится гробница ученого, который первым выполнил перевод Ветхого завета на арабский язык.
А вот в мечети Имама мы провели больше всего времени, разглядывая стены , потолок. На входе надо снять обувь и надеть длинный халат и платок , которые предусмотрительно находятся радом со входом для тех, у кого нет этих атрибутов, обязательных для посещения мечети. Скажу сразу-красотища!

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Красивое познавательное место, обязательно для посещения.Лучше самостоятельно, не торопясь обойти все достопримечательности.

2  Спасибо, Alex P!

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С точки зрения туристов Ташкент не может соперничать с Самаркандом, Бухарой и Хивой. В городе нет ничего сопоставимого с Регистаном, минаретом Калян и старым городом Хивы (на самом деле в основном XIX века). Но вот с точки зрения мусульман это не совсем так. Здесь в этом комплексе в медресе Муйи Муборак, хранится редчайшее издание Корана VII века с сохранившимися частицами крови Усмана (Османа) — зятя пророка Мухаммада. Единственное сохранившееся в исламском мире. Сейчас оно закрыто для публики, но если его покажут после открытия строящегося рядом Центра исламской цивилизации (не больше не меньше), трафик из богатых монархий Залива, Ирана, Ирака и бурно растущей Индонезии обеспечен. Остальное а ансамбле красиво, интересно, но по значению, конечно, не сопоставимо. Ансамбль состоит из зданий, построенных совершенно в разное время. Соборная мечеть — новострой, сданный относительно недавно в 2007 году. Благодаря стилизации неискушённый турист может по аналогии принять за старину. Помимо медресе Муйи Муборак, хранящего волос Мухаммеда (отсюда название) в комплексе есть ещё несколько строений, построенных в том же XVI веке- медресе Барак-хана, мавзолей Хазрати Имама. Хазрати (т.е. святой) имам это родоначальник этого комплекса Абубакир Мухаммад, к имени которого добавляли ещё «Каффаль» (замочник- профессия в юности) и Шаш (город). В XIX веке построили мечети Намазгох и Тилля-шейх, бывшей в своё время главной пятничной мечетью Ташкента.

4  Спасибо, VadimM67!

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386alexeyl

Новосибирск, Россия

Ансамбль Хазрати Имам.
Огромный архитектурный комплекс, в который входят мечети Хазрати Имам, медресе Баракхан, Муйи Муборак (там хранится волос пророка Мухаммеда и древнейший Коран), мавзолеи и библиотека восточных рукописей.

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Stunning architecture and historic buildings. The oldest and well conserved Quran shows the long and traditional history of Uzbekistan.

Written May 30, 2025

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Toru O

Chorsu Bazaar is not so far away and only a walkable distance. Buildings within the complex date back from the 16th century to 20th century. The mosque, madrasa, and mausoleum are beautifully built and offer an insight to the city’s rich history.

Written May 27, 2025

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And so, here we are at the «Hazrati Imam» Complex 🕌, a place that our guide 👩, with an expression perhaps approximate but all in all direct and effective, defined «like your Vatican». Here, in fact, is the headquarters of the Mufti of Uzbekistan 🇺🇿, the highest summit of Muslim institutions in the Asian country. For the rest, however, it is a large square around which various buildings of worship develop 🙏🏻. Arrived on site at 11.00 🕚 late after the visit of the Monument to Courage, we took 🚶‍♀️🚶🏻🚶🏻‍♀️ towards the imposing access arch entering the inner courtyard of the «Hazrati Imom Jome Masjidi» (I quote what is indicated by a special marble plaque) 🕌. Noteworthy is the architectural style of this mosque, especially because of the valuable carved sandalwood columns from China. We then took off our shoes 👟 to enter the mosque (there are two separate entrances for men ♂️ and women ♀️), being immediately very impressed 😮 by the decorative refinement and sense of perspective depth of the same. Our guide 👩 explained how, only a few years ago, this place was open to visitors (especially after extensive redevelopment works of the entire surrounding area). Afterwards we resumed our tour 🚶‍♀️🚶🏻🚶🏻‍♀️ reaching first the madrassa («Baroqxon Madrasasi») and then the Library Museum «Moyie Mubarek». The first is nice, although today occupied by souvenir vendors, while the second is important for the fact of keeping what is believed to be one of the oldest editions of the Koran 📖 existing in the world. Unfortunately, due to works in progress 🏗 the yard is not currently accessible ⛔️, which is why we had to stick to the temporary route that, between one fence and the other 🚧, prevents you from fully appreciating the glance 👁 on the complex. In fact, it is still under construction 🏗 a further structure that will function as a center of Islamic culture ☪️ (imposing the dome in painted sheets, although the tiled ones retain a completely different charm). At the end of our tour, finally, we returned to the parking area 🅿️ where our driver 🧑🏽 was already waiting for us in the car 🚘. This is a stage that I would definitely recommend 👍🏻.

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Written May 19, 2025

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Barbs25

A good starting point to ease you into the history and architecture of what Uzbekistan has to offer. Definitely benefit from a guided tour of this place (and tashkent) to get all the best history and understanding.

Written May 12, 2025

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Игорь

A large historical religious and spiritual complex emerged near the tomb of one of the first imams of the city of Tashkent, a famous scientist, expert of the Koran and hadith, poet Hazrati Imam. It houses the Barak Khan Madrasah, built in the 16th century, the Tilla Sheikh Mosque, the Mausoleum of St. Abu-Bakr Kaffal Shashi, and the Imam Al-Bukhari Islamic Institute, which houses students who will become Imams (preachers) in the future. It is also home to the Muslim Administration of Uzbekistan headed by the Mufti. The new Hazrati Imam Mosque building was built in 2007. The two minarets above the mosque are architecturally designed in the 16th century style. The entrance plaza of the mosque is decorated with magnificent work by woodcarvers. Probably in ten to fifteen years, the mosque will be air-conditioned, burned out in the sun and become permanently the same as the old madrasah. They’re already camping. The sculptors did their job. The complex isn’t finished yet. Nearby, during my visit, a huge Center for Islamic Civilization was being built, finished. The project will house a museum, an academy, a library and other religious Muslim institutions. It is a joint project between local architects and the architectural office of Wilmotte & Associes Architectes in France. It’s gonna be a huge building.

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Written March 25, 2025

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It’s an imposing sight if only doing the Tashkent area but you’ll see much more stunning architecture in Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva.
Personally, I liked visiting the huge individual madrasahs more rather than the vast squares that were seas of emptiness in the middle.
The main attraction at this square was the library that houses one of the oldest known Qurans. You can view it but heavy security allows no photos (our guide sent us a copy of a photo from the grand opening).

Written February 25, 2025

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George

The best Attraction in Tashkent. Not very crowded. Not many shops to buy souvenirs. Free entrance. In a short walking distance from chorsu bazaar.

Written February 6, 2025

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This is the oldest area of Uzbek capital dating back to medieval times, however rebuilt after the 1966 devastating earthquake.
There’re three attractions in the complex:
— Tillya Sheikh Mosque (biggest in Tashkent, read that review)
— Muyi Muborak Madrasah — beautiful Madrasah opposite the Mosque (free entrance, ex classrooms are converted into small shops) and
— small museum like edifice in between them (paying entrance 2-3 $) which holds one of seven hand written Korans on leather.

Written November 7, 2024

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Dazzling area of mosques, mausoleums, madrassas, dating from the 16th to 20th centuries. The real heart of old Tashkent!

Written October 26, 2024

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Maarten3660

Beautiful square with adjacent mosques and madrassas. There is a very different (million-dollar city) atmosphere than in the rest of Uzbekistan.

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Written October 21, 2024

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