On November 22nd Mir Arab Higher Madrasah invited Mir Arab secondary special educational establishment and Joybori Kalon female secondary special educational establishment to take part in the conference under the title “Uzbekistan – religious tolerant country”.
During the event Yo. Pattajonov, the student of Mir Arab secondary special educational establishment made a presentation on “The guarantee of religious tolerance in the legislative acts of Uzbekistan”, B. Bozorov, the student of Mir Arab Higher Madrasa appeared on the stage with a lecture “Religious tolerance in Qur’an” and M.Safarova introduced her topic with the name “Religious tolerance in Hadith”. All three students who demonstrated their great ability of speech giving with the their resourceful presentations were given Appreciation Letters of Muslim Board of Uzbekistan.
At the end of the conference Qur’an was recited and participants made genuine supplications.
(Translated by Alisher Sattarov)
The Council's activities are aimed at developing international standards for the regulation and supervision of Islamic financial institutions, to implement effective corporate governance and risk management mechanisms, as well as to conduct research and capacity building of the staff in this field, and to assist member organisations in these matters.
Membership in this organization will enable the Central Bank to explore the experience of other countries and implement best international practices
in the regulation and supervision of Islamic financial institutions.
For reference: The Council was established in 2002 and is headquartered in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia). Currently, the Council has 188 members, including 81 regulators and supervisors, 10 international intergovernmental organisations, 97 market participants. Also, the financial regulators of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are members of the Council.