Uzbekistan
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The Hazrati Imom Jume Masjidi (or Complex) is the spiritual and historical heart of Tashkent, Uzbekistan's capital city. This significant complex is named after a respected religious scholar and includes several important religious buildings, madrasahs, and a public mosque. It stands as a beautiful example of Central Asian Islamic architecture, showcasing intricate tilework and peaceful courtyards.
The complex is a must-visit for anyone interested in Islamic history and art. You can easily include this site in your itinerary when booking Uzbekistan Tour packages, especially those focusing on the country's ancient heritage. Seeing the centuries-old manuscripts and feeling the atmosphere of this historical centre is truly moving.
For Dubai customers, visiting this complex offers a profound connection to shared Islamic heritage and history. It is a chance to see a different style of sacred architecture and learn about the scholarly traditions of Central Asia. The entire area is designed to evoke a feeling of serenity and deep reflection, making it a wonderful stop.
There is no entry fee to visit Hazrati Imom Jume Masjidi. Visitors can walk inside the complex freely and explore its courtyard, prayer hall, and historical structures. Guided tours may have a small charge depending on the operator, usually between AED 10–20 per person.
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86QQ+3X8, Karasaray Street, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
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Point of Interest for Hazrati Imam complex
Barak Khan Madrasah
A historic structure with carved doors and traditional blue tiles.
Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum
Resting place of a respected scholar from the tenth century.
Museum of the Holy Quran
Displays the ancient Uthman Quran and preserved manuscripts.
Khast Imam Square
A wide open courtyard surrounded by heritage buildings and arches.
Traditional Craft Shops
Small stalls selling locally made art, ceramics, and calligraphy.
The mosque dates back to the 16th century and stands inside the historic Khast Imam complex. It was built near the resting place of Imam Kaffal Shashi, a respected scholar. Over time, the site expanded and became an important religious centre in Tashkent.
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