It is not a secret for us that today preservation of peace and stability has become a great challenge for many countries. For this reason we all – not only state and non-governmental organizations, but every citizen deeply understands that in order to achieve our goals and become developed and prosperous country we need to strongly follow our own way and preserve peace and stability.
President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Miromonivich Mirziyoyev underlining in all of his speeches to talk to people, to identify their problems and needs, to advise those who have fallen on the wrong track of extremist groups and preserve the purity of our religion.
With the initiative of our President a number of citizens who were trapped into evil groups have been undergone prophylactics, their opinions were heard and respected, they were wrong ideas were explained, their dignity was restored in society.
For the just last six months 2273 citizens in Tashkent, 648 citizens from Shayhontohur district have been removed from various lists and they are now enjoying their everyday life.
After the meetings held in June and July of the current year the special road map was established on the solution of the problems raised by our citizens. Particularly, 118 people received medical treatment, 352 children have become the members of various clubs. 12 citizens who wanted to become entrepreneurs received bank credits. 3 families were given special recommendation letters to get flats from new buildings in Sergeli district.
Today on November 28th there was a meeting held with the participation of religious representatives and the citizens who previously were under various lists. The conversation was very sincere and participants talked about their daily issues.
Tashkent Hokimiyat (City Mayor’s Office), Shayhontohur district hokimiyat, “Makhalla” public charity fund, “Nuroniy” fund, civil society institution members and mass media representatives took part in the event.




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A delegation from the Muslim Board of Uzbekistan, led by Deputy Chairman and Chairman of the Waqf Public Charitable Foundation Zayniddin Eshonkulov, took part in Islamic Economy Week and a regular meeting of the World Waqf Forum in Malaysia, reports Dunyo IA.
The events brought together representatives of the governments of 57 member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, as well as specialists in Islamic finance, zakat and waqf.
The head of the Uzbek delegation outlined reforms in the religious and educational sphere, social support for people in need and large-scale charitable initiatives being implemented in Uzbekistan.
Following the meetings, the sides agreed to exchange experience in waqf and zakat management amid digitalization, improve legislation, strengthen the collection and targeted distribution of funds, and develop the Islamic finance ecosystem.
The Uzbek delegation held talks with representatives of the Malaysian Parliament, the Malaysian Waqf Foundation, the World Zakat and Waqf Forum, the Kedah State Zakat Foundation and the leadership of Albukhary International University.
The sides also agreed to hold the next World Waqf Forum in Samarkand in November. Around 300 government officials and experts from Muslim countries are expected to participate.
The significance of the Islamic Civilization Center and the Imam Bukhari complex, officially opened in Uzbekistan in 2026, was also highlighted.
The delegation also met with Abdul Latif Mirasa, chairman of Malaysian publishing house Nasirul Quran. The meeting resulted in the signing of a memorandum of understanding providing for the exchange of experience and joint implementation of charitable projects.
To mark the 35th anniversary of Uzbekistan’s independence, the publishing house donated 20,000 copies of the book The Quran and Translation of Its Meanings into Uzbek to the Uzbek people through the Waqf Foundation.