Tashkent’s Center for Islamic Civilization preserves scientific, cultural legacy of Islamic world

Tashkent’s Center for Islamic Civilization preserves scientific, cultural legacy of Islamic world
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The Center for Islamic Civilization in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, is preserving and presenting a wide collection of manuscripts, artifacts and historical objects representing different periods of Islamic history.

Through modern museum displays, the center offers visitors an overview of the scientific, intellectual, artistic and cultural achievements of Islamic societies, making its collections accessible to audiences from Uzbekistan and abroad.

A key focus of the center is highlighting the contribution of Central Asia to Islamic civilization. Dedicated sections showcase the lives and works of scholars and thinkers from the region who contributed to fields such as science, philosophy, culture and knowledge.

The center’s collections include valuable manuscripts and historical relics that reflect various aspects of scientific and artistic life across different eras, while supporting efforts to preserve Islamic heritage and introduce it to future generations.

Since its establishment, the center has attracted visitors interested in exploring the historical role of the Islamic world in the development of knowledge and culture. It serves as both a heritage preservation institution and an educational space highlighting Central Asia’s contribution to the advancement of science, thought and civilization throughout Islamic history.