THE CENTER OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION: A MODERN MASTERPIECE IN TASHKENT
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In March 2026, Uzbekistan celebrated a historic milestone with the official opening of the Center of Islamic Civilization in Tashkent. This magnificent complex, which has become a symbol of the country's cultural rebirth, is now open to the public. Through its diverse offerings - from invaluable historical artifacts and a vast international-level library to interactive educational laboratories, virtual exhibitions, and multi-lingual digital resources the Center aims to connect past achievements with present-day understanding and future innovation.
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- 1.Center of Islamic Civilization. (2026). Official website. Retrieved from www.civilization.com
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