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22 August, 2026, 9 Rabī‘ al-awwal, 1448

Koran has started to be printed in Uzbekistan

05.01.2018   19886   1 min.
Koran has started to be printed in Uzbekistan

Koran has officially been started to be printed in Uzbekistan by “Hilol” publishing house jointly with Muslim Board of Uzbekistan. Egyptian “Darussalam” publishing house has given official permission. 

 Ulemas, imams and representatives of Muslim Board of Uzbekistan such as Abdulkhamid Tursunov , Abdulkhakim Matkulov, Khasankhon Abdulmajid and Bakhodir Raxmatulloh participated in the ceremony of printing initial pages of the holy book.

 After recitation of Koran and sincere supplications printing machines started to print the initial pages of Koran. “Hilol” publishing house was established by prominent sheyh Muhammad Sodiq Muhammad Yusuf. 

Press Service,

Muslim Board of Uzbekistan

 

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“Q8 Press”: Initiatives proposed at the I International Forum of Islamic Civilization serve to strengthen partnership, peace and intercultural dialogue

17.07.2026   62450   1 min.
“Q8 Press”: Initiatives proposed at the I International Forum of Islamic Civilization serve to strengthen partnership, peace and intercultural dialogue

Kuwaiti electronic publication “Q8 Press” published a material on the outcomes of the First International Forum of Islamic Civilization held in Uzbekistan, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Publication notes that the forum became an important platform for the development of international cooperation in the study, preservation and promotion of the heritage of Islamic civilization. Particular attention is paid to the adoption of the Tashkent Declaration, which includes ten international initiatives.

Among the key proposals are the creation of the World Alliance of Islamic Civilization, a digital registry and heritage library, as well as the development of cooperation between scientific institutions, museums, and research centers.

According to the assessment of “Q8 Press”, the proposed initiatives will contribute to the preservation of historical and cultural heritage, the strengthening of partnership, peace and intercultural dialogue.