Princess KHurriyet

Today is the last day of our practice and also of our historical tour. Two weeks of practice classes are over. Today we went to Taq-i Zargaron Taq-i Zargaron is located on the famous trading square of Bukhara and is a huge covered building where jewelry was traded in the 16th century. "Toki Zargaron" literally means "dome of jewelers", that is, a part of the bazaar that was dedicated to the manufacture and sale of various gold and silver jewelry. The jewelry bazaar was famous for its wide selection of precious products, it was possible to find earrings, bracelets and necklaces even for the most sophisticated taste. Once upon a time, 36 jewelry stores were located in a huge building, and the Zargaron trading dome itself was among the very first trading floors erected in ancient Bukhara. According to Khafizi Tanysh, a chronicler of the 16-th century, in 1569-7...

Today's destination is Piridasgir Mosque Ensemble.🕌 Our practice is about to end. Piri-dastgir mosque is one of the functioning mosques in the city of Bukhara, where there is also the tomb of Piri-dastgir. The courtyard of the mosque is wide and can accommodate more than a thousand worshippers. Restroom is on the left from the entrance. The interior of the mosque is also spacious and comfortable. You can easily pray in summer and winter. Of course, the mosque also has its minaret, but it is mostly closed. The mosque is located behind the famous Chinor teahouse in the city. You can also find a prayer here. Mukhr-i pir-i dastgir (Persian-Taj., “seal of the Pir-Guardian”) is the name of ritual seals, the appearance of which in the rituals of the Muslims of Bukhara is associated with the name of the famous Sufi, Hanbali theologian and preacher 'Abd al-Qadir al-Jilani (1077–1166), eponym of the Qadiriyya Sufi brotherhood....

Today we went to Boboyi Poraduz mausoleum according to the practice plan. Today, despite the cold weather, our practice will continue. Today is the 8th day of our practice. Boboyi Poraduz Mausoleum is located in Bukhara. Boboyi Poraduz Mausoleum is working in Museums activities. Categories:Museums activities and operation of historical sites and buildings. According to the legend , if " ashes from the mazar of Boboyi Poraduza are sprinkled on a wound , it will instantly bring healing " . Worship of the mausoleum the master was so great that those riding past him dismounted from their horses, and their headdresses were on foot. All the artisans who considered Boboyi Poraduz as THEIR patron, once every 3-4 years held their meetings at the mazar. Every year at the tomb of Boboyi Poraduz 2 3 times a year the "Arvokhi feast" was held. In the days of spring, this was filmed. The Mausoleum of Boboyi Poraduz i...

Today's practice continues from the Turki Jandi mausoleum. 🕌  Turk-i Jandi mausoleum is located in the old city.we gathered at 12 o'clock near the gallery of fine arts and went to the mausoleum of Turk-i Jandi.   One of the little-studied places in Bukhara is Turk-i Jandi mazar. The materials available about it are known to a narrow circle of specialists, there are no reports about it in guidebooks, although the mazar has existed for about ten centuries and is almost the same age as the Samanid mausoleum in Bukhara. Deep in the old town is the tiny and decrepit Turki Jandi mausoleum, favoured for getting one’s prayers answered. Turki Jandi’s tomb is accessed through the mosque in front of the taller, second cupola. A well inside the mosque contains holy water that locals drink from a cooler near the entrance. Have the chatty mullah show you the sections of original 10th-century Arabic script on the mosque’s doors, allegedly inscribed ...

Today I went to a place that I have never been to for the first time😁😆🤭🤭Chor -Bakr is very far. People there thought I was a tourist. Where did you come from? What country are you from? They asked questions😁😄🤭🤫 Chor-Bakr Necropolis near Bukhara Five kilometers away to the west from Bukhara, where the fields are separated by rows of mulberry trees, there is one of the most unusual landmarks – the Chor-Bakr Necropolis, also called the city of the dead. The first graves there appeared thousand years ago, when there was a small settlement of dervishes. But the magnificent architectural ensemble, now visited by thousands of pilgrims was not built until the XVI century. In the X century when Bukhara was under the Samanid dynasty, there lived an old family of Djuybar Seyyids (Prophet Muhammad’s descendants), who played an important role in the city’s life. For centuries the Djuybars were buried in this country cemetery. In t...

Do you know Chor- Minar? 🤔Yes you found it. 😊👍 It is a famous historical place in Bukhara🕌🇺🇿 Today is 5th day of our practice lesson and we visited the medrese Chir-Minar.  Chor Minor (Char Minar Uzbek: Chor minor), alternatively known as the Madrasah of Khalif Niyaz-kul, is a historic gatehouse for a now-destroyed madrasa in the historic city of Bukhara, Uzbekistan. It is located in a lane northeast of the Lyab-i Hauz complex. It is protected as a cultural heritage monument, and also it is a part of the World Heritage Site Historic Centre of Bukhara.In Persian, the name of the monument means "four minarets", referring to the building's four towers. The structure was built by Khalif Niyaz-kul, a wealthy Bukharan of Turkmen origin in 1807 under the rule of the Manghit dynasty.The four towered structure is sometimes mistaken for a gate to the madras that once existed behind the struct...

Our practice will continue. Today is the 4th day of practice. And we went to Taq-i Telpak Furushon today. The Toki Telpak Furushon is another 16th-century covered market, where the trade was actively conducted. Toki Telpak Furushon literally means "a dome of hats and headdresses". This meaning shows that the main objects of sale were the headdress, turbans and hats. Gold embroidered, fur or beaded hats were very popular among the local population, and foreign merchants. Long before the appearance of trade shops with hats, there was a dome with merchants of old books. After they were replaced by souvenir shops of local artisans, where musical instruments, knives and other souvenirs were sold. Once, there was a "caravan-sarai Kulyuta" near the Furuschon dome. It served as a recreational house on the shopping area for travelers and guests. Currently, there is a blacksmith's museum on the site ...