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Start of the tour: Tashkent | Accommodation: 3 stars. |
End of tour: Tashkent | Tour category: Historical tours, Sightseeing tours, Pilgrimage tours. |
Duration: 16 days / 15 nights | Сities: Tashkent, Nukus, Khiva, Bukhara, Termez, Shakhrisabz, Samarkand. |
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Day 1: Tashkent
Meeting at the airport.
Check in at the hotel.
Free time. We can offer a visit to the bazaars: Chorsu Bazaar, Alay Bazaar.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 2: Tashkent
10:00. The start of the tour.
- Hazrat Imam complex (XVI century) - the ensemble was erected near the grave of the imam, scholar, scholar of the Koran and hadiths of the Hazrat Imam (Abu Bakr ibn Ismail al-Kaffal al-Shoshiy). He spoke 72 languages and translated the Old Testament (Torah) into Arabic. Here is a library of oriental manuscripts and the Koran of Caliph Usman (the only surviving original manuscript of the Koran), which is written in the skin of a deer and consists of 353 large parchment sheet. Currently located and the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Uzbekistan and the Islamic University;
- Kafal al-Shashi Mausoleum (XVI century) - burial place of Imam Abu Bakr Muhamad-el-Kaffal Shashi, who was one of the first Muslim imams and a famous prophet and poet;
- Madrasah and Mausoleum of Barak-Khan (XV-XVI centuries), built by Suyunidzh Khan - the first ruler of the Uzbek Sheibanid dynasty;
Namazgoh Mosque (XIX century); - Tilla Sheikh Mosque (XIX century) - "Hast Imam Mosque", where the oldest Koran of Osman is kept;
- Mausoleum of Abdulkasym Sheikh (XIX century) is currently a center of traditional art with attractive souvenirs from local artisans.
13:00. Lunch.
- Sheikh Zaynuddin-bobo is the son of the founder of the Sufi order of Sukhravardiya - Sheikh Ziyad-din Jahim Sukhravardi. He was sent by his father to these places to spread the ideas of the Sufi orders;
- Sheikhantaur Ensemble (1355-1913) is a majestic cult ensemble, the center of which is the Mausoleum of Sheikh Hovendi at-Tahura (Sheikhantaura). He comprehended the mystical philosophy of Ahmad Yassawi, learning patience and meekness. In Tashkent, he settled at the holy spring. According to legend from this source
the water of "eternal life" was beating, and on the shore of it, in the shade of trees, Alexander the Great himself rested; - Zangi-Ata complex - a cult-memorial ensemble formed at the burials of Sheikh Zangi-Ata and his wife Ambar-bibi (XIV-XIX centuries). This ruler lived in the late XII - early XIII century. is he
He came from a noble family and was a highly educated person. Ali Khoja studied with Ahmad Yassawi, who was the spiritual leader of the Turkic tribes.
18:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 3: Tashkent - Nukus
Check out from the hotel.
Transfer: departure to the airport. Tashkent - Nukus Uzbekisan Airways airplane (morning flight).
Arrival in Nukus.
Start of excursion (surroundings).
- Mausoleum of the Sultan Uvais Bobo (XVII-XIX centuries) (100 km) - his real name is Suhayl ibn Omir ibn Rushon ibn Nohiya ibn Murod, a representative of the tribe of Murordiy, who lived in the village of Karan in Yemen, was born in 625. He died at the age of 32 in battle on Sifra, fighting in the ranks of the troops of Khalifa Ali against the troops of Mu'awiyah. He was buried in the village of Sofia in Syria. Sultan Uvais became famous for his activities in collecting and studying hadiths. His followers erected a symbolic mausoleum in his honor and turned it into a place of worship;
- Grave of Narinjan Bobo.
13:30. Lunch at the teahouse.
14:00. The start of the tour.
- The ancient settlement of Mizdakhan (V century) - is a grandiose architectural complex of ancient Khorezm with an area of over 200 hectares, which is located on a hilltop near the major highway leading to the Ustyurt plateau and Muynak;
- Mazlumkhan Sulu complex - built in 20-30. XIV century., a semi-underground mausoleum located in the northern part of the Mizdakhkan necropolis and its place in the history of the architectural structures of Khorezm era
Golden Horde. It is considered a typical cult multi-domed structure; - Mausoleum of Khalifa Rajab Shaman Nami;
- Jami Mosque (XVIII century).
19:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 4: Nukus - Khiva
Transfer: departure Nukus - Khiva by transport. (2 hours on the way)
Arrival in Khiva.
Check in at the hotel.
- Hazrat Sheikh Kalandar Baba;
- Said Magrum Jan or Said Mahruy Jan;
- Hazrat Seyyid Alayddin - the oldest of the monuments of Khiva. It was built in the 14th century by the famous mystic from the Naqshbandi order, Emir Kulyall, a disciple and follower of Sheikh Saeed Alauddin. The mausoleum is widely known for its shrine, the magnificent majolica tombstone, created according to the rules of monumental construction.
- Mausoleum of Pakhlavan-Makhmud (1247-1326) - Khorezm poet, enlightener, philosopher and Sufi. The mausoleum is one of the best works of Khiva architecture of the mid-XIX century,
made in the traditions of the Khorezm architecture of Dotimurov time.
13:00. Lunch at the restaurant.
- Mausoleum of Uch aulia - a historical monument erected in memory of three saints. The construction site dating back to XVIII century was a suburban cemetery and lasted until XX century;
- Mausoleum of Abdal Bobo (real name Palvan Ahmad Zamchi) - After the invasion of the Arabs, Abdal Bobo became one of the adherents of the Islamic religion in Khiva. After his death around his place burials, winter and summer mosques, the Abdal Bobo minaret and a pond were built. He came from the village of Zamchi, near Bukhara, was a distant descendant of the prophet Muhammad;
- Turgon ota;
- Mausoleum Said Muhammad Makhiry - The memorial complex consists of three groups of monumental buildings, including the tombs of some Khiva khans. According to legend, once there lived a Sufi Sheikh, called Chadirli Ishan. After his death, he was buried. In this place, and the cemetery, which then formed near his grave, became known as Chadirli Ishan;
- Mausoleum of Sheikh Shaklandar bobo.
18:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 5: Khiva
The beginning of the excursion out of town.
- Burials of mother and relatives of Najmiddin Kubravi (Najmuddin Abul-Janib Ahmad ibn Umar al-Khorezmi) (1145 Khorezm - 1221 Urgench) - Khorezm mystic and theologian, author of numerous philosophical and theological treatises, Sufi sheikh and poet;
- Mausoleum of Sheikh Mukhtar Vali (1202-1287) - built in honor of the famous philosopher Sheikh Mukhtar Vali who lived in XIII century. Sheikh Mukhtar Vali was born in the year in Khurosan. In the complex of these monuments there is also a well. According to legend, the sheikh himself dug it. The water in it, which is considered a saint, flows like a spring. That is why it never dries. Mostly they came to the well women who could not have children. He exists now. Pilgrims first drink water from the well and only then go to the mosque to the sheikh.
13:00. Lunch at the restaurant.
- Mausoleum of Shokha Mardan;
- Mausoleum of Dashkent Bobo;
- Mausoleum of John Huraz Bobo;
- Mausoleum of Sheikh Mavlon Bobo (XIX century) - a minaret, mosque and madrassah were erected in the cemetery of Sheikh Mavlon Bobo on the orders of Allah Kuli Khan. Near the mausoleum, Munis is buried - the historian and translator and his nephew Agahi writer, poet.
18:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 6: Khiva - Bukhara
Check out from the hotel.
Transfer: departure from Khiva to Bukhara by transport. (5 hours on the way)
Arrival in Bukhara.
Check in at the hotel.
19:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 7: Bukhara
The beginning of the excursion out of town.
- The necropolis of Bahauddin Naqshbandi (XVI-XIX centuries) is a suburban cult memorial complex, a great theologian of the XIV century, the founder of the Sufi order. He was the spiritual mentor of Temur and performed a haj to Mecca 32 times. His philosophy was based on the principle: "Dil ba yeru, dast ba kor" ("In the heart is God, and in the hands is labor"). No. 16 in silsila. Also visit the graves of his mother;
- Mausoleum Said Amir al-Kulol - is located in the village of Sukhor. The building is a mosque, a mausoleum and a garden with a flower garden. "Kulol" means "Potter", it was this craft that he possessed in perfection. No. 15 in silsila;
- Sheikh Kabul Akhbor Vali - he devoted himself fully to Islam and mastered the basic teachings of Sufism, mastered the art of controlling the energy of thought. People called him Abu Iskhokov, and he belonged to the disappeared ancient family of Hell or Adita, people-giants, people-giants, whose remains are found and explored in different countries of the world. Sheikh Akhbor Vali was very tall - about 13 meters, as evidenced by the size of the grave and he lived 4 500 years. The most interesting thing is that Sheikh Akhbor Vali received information from the prophets David and his son Solomon, Moses, Jesus and the last of the prophets Muhammad and passed it on to people. At the same time, he studied the holy books of three religions: Judaism - the Talmud, Christianity - the Old Testament and the Bible, Islam - the Koran.
13:30. Lunch at the teahouse.
- Khoja Arif Revgari (1165-1262) - spiritual mentor - murshid, is the 11th spiritual link in the golden chain of succession of the sheikhs of the tarikat Naqshbandiyya. He was the one who again made the dhikr “manifest” in all of Hajeganani, the forerunner of Nakshibandiyya. Revgari was nicknamed "The Most God-fearing of all Bukhara sheikhs." No. 11 in silsila;
- Khoja Mahmud Anzhir Fagnaviy (died in 1317) is the famous Sufi of his time, recognized authority of Maverannahr. In his mystic-ascetic practice, he used and welcomed two types Departure of the spiritual ritual: a quiet (or secret) dhikr of communication with Allah - khufi and collective, loud - jahria. No. 12 in silsila;
- Khoja Muhammad Boboyi Samosi (1259-1354) - was born in the village of Samos in Rometan. The famous mystic who predicted the birth of Bahauddin Naqshbandi and his contribution to the development of Sufism. Among his most famous pupils were Khoja Said Mir Kulol and Bahouddin Naqshband, who was considered his
spiritual son. No. 14 in silsila; - Khoja Ali Rometaniy (Khoja Azizon) (1195-1321) - hails from the village of Kurgan, Rometan district. The author of the famous work "Risolai Azizon", which outlined the main provisions of the mystical path of the Sufi. His spiritual mentor was Anzhir Fagnaviy. No. 13 in silsila;
- Abdul-Khalik Gijduvani - (1103-1179) - spiritual mentor-murshid, is the tenth spiritual link in the golden chain of succession of the sheikhs of the tarikat Naqshbandiyya. The origins of the Nakshibandiyya tariqah go back to the Bayazid era by the Bistami, when the Sufi tariqah Bistamiyya or Taifuriya arose. No. 10 in
silsila; - Mausoleum of Kashim-Sheikh Azizan Karminagi is a historical complex located in the city of Navoi. The date of commencement of construction is considered to be 1571. According to preserved historical chronicles Kasym-sheikh Azizan Karminagi (1500/1578–79), was a popular religious and political leader in Central Asia, the head of the Sufi order of Yassaviy.
19:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 8: Bukhara
08:30. The start of the tour.
- Khalifa Niyazkul Madrasah also known as Chor-Minor - a madrasah built in Bukhara with the money of the rich Turkmen Khalifa Niyaz-kul. "Chor-minor" in the translation of "four minarets." There is an opinion that the decoration elements of these towers reflect a religious and philosophical understanding of the four world religions;
- Khalif Khudaydad Kharazmi (Khudaydad, Mullah Tash-Muhammad Azizan al-Bukhari) - Sheikh of the brotherhood of Yassaviy Azizan, the largest Sufi theorist, author of ten works (died in 1800).
13:30. Lunch at the teahouse.
- Sitora-i-Mohi Khosa (XIX century) - a suburban residence of the Bukhara emirs. The museum exposition, where you can see samples of palace furniture and household items, Chinese and Japanese porcelain, a collection of national clothes of the XIX century;
- Abu Hafs Kabir (Hazrati Imam) - teacher and mentor of Imam al-Bukhari. Pashtayi Hazrati Imom (Pashtayi Hadrati Imam) IX - XXI centuries. One of the oldest and most popular Muslim cemeteries. Named after a popular theologian, a native of Bukhara. It was formed shortly after the conquest of the city by the Arabs, at the northern edge of the first Namazgakh of Bukhara, founded in the beginning of the XVIII century by the Arab commander Kutayba
bin Muslim; - Pir-i Dastgir - Mazar of Sheikh Muhiddin Abd al-Kadir al-Jilani (1077/472-1166/561), founder of the order "Kadiriya";
- Mausoleum of the Sufi Sayfeddin Baharzi and Buyan-Kulikhan (XIII-XIV centuries);
- Necropolis of Chor-Bakr - the burial place of sheikhs from the clan of the Dzhuybar Seyyids. The necropolis itself is a rather large architectural complex, listed in the UNESCO catalog. The name of the necropolis "Chor-Bakr" means "Four Brothers", but abroad the necropolis is larger known as the "City of the Dead."
19:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 9: Bukhara
09:00. The start of the tour.
- Khoja Parsa - Associated with the name of the Sufi - the murid and successor of Bahauddin Naqshband. The author of many books on the biography of Sheikh Bahauddin Naqshbandi;
Lyabi House ensemble (XVI-XVII centuries) - The area is formed by the buildings of the Kukeldash madrasah (Bukhara), the Divan-Begi madrasah and the khanaki Divan-Begi, grouped around the house reservoir; - Magokki Attori Mosque (IX-XII centuries) - Before the Arab conquest, there was a bazaar where traded idols, medicinal potions and spices-attoron; there was the temple of the moon (Moss). In place of this temple later and a mosque was erected. Poi Ostona ("Holy threshold") - the place where Bahauddin Naqshbandi died;
- Madrasah of Ulugbek and Abdullazizkhan (1417, restored in 1585) - There is an inscription from the Koran on the gate leaf, which says that "the pursuit of knowledge is the duty of every Muslim". Currently, the madrasah houses the Museum of the History of Restoration of Monuments of Bukhara;
- Kalyan complex (XII ‐ XVI centuries) - in translation means "the foot of the great", located at the Kalyan minaret and includes three buildings: Kalyan mosque, Kalyan minaret (symbol of Bukhara) and Miri Arab madrasah.
13:30. Lunch at the teahouse.
- Honako Khoja Zaynuddin (XVI century) - the place of joy of the dervishes of the mystical order of Naqshbandi. Here is the grave of Sheikh Zainuddin, who headed the "Naqshbandi" in the XVI century;
- Ark fortress (XI-XX centuries) is an ancient citadel in Bukhara, a stronghold of the last emirs. At one time, Ark, towering above Registan Square, was a symbol of greatness, power and inaccessibility.
the surviving buildings date back to the reign of the Uzbek dynasties of Ashtarkhanids (XVII century) and Mangytov (XVIII-XX centuries); - Bolo-Khauz complex (1712-1917) is an architectural ensemble located in the Bukhara registan, consisting of a mosque, minaret and house. Bolo House Mosque before the Revolution served as the main Friday
the mosque of Bukhara, the Bukhara emir prayed in it; - Mausoleum of the Samanids (IX century (between 892 and 943)) - is one of the architectural masterpieces of Central Asia and a pearl of world architecture, revived after the Arab conquest;
- Mausoleum of Chashma Ayub "Source of Ayub" (Job) (XIV-XIX century) - a religious building and a holy place in the historical center of Bukhara, includes a mausoleum and a sacred source of the biblical prophet Job. Currently, it houses the Water Museum.
19:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
- Khoja Parsa - Associated with the name of the Sufi - the murid and successor of Bahauddin Naqshband. The author of many books on the biography of Sheikh Bahauddin Naqshbandi;
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Day 10: Bukhara - Termez
Transfer: transfer Bukhara - Termez by plane "Uzbekistan Airways".
Arrival in Termez.
The start of the tour.
- Abu Isa Ibn Muhammad bin Isa Termezi (209 Hijra (824-825) - 279) - he collected hadiths for twenty years outside his homeland. After his arrival, he talked a lot with Imam al Bukhari, they jointly reviewed the hadiths.
Hotel accommodation.
13:00. Lunch at the restaurant.
- Abdullah Muhammad ibn Bishr Hakim Termezi (243-320, 895-932) (IX-XV centuries) - has great achievements in the flourishing of Islamic knowledge in Turkestan. He created more than 300 works, of which 57 came to us;
- Necropolis Sultan Saodat - covers an area of about 4 hectares and includes 143 structures. The earliest tomb, on the northern edge of the complex, dates from the XI century. It rests the founder of the Termez Sayid clan Hassan al-Emir.
18:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 11: Termez - Denau - Shakhrisabz
Transfer: Termez - Denau via Boysun by transport.
The start of the tour.
- Hazrat Alauddin ibn Muhammad Attari (son-in-law of Hazrat Khoja Bahauddin Naqshbandi), No. 17 in silsila;
- Hazrat Khoja Hassan Attor - (grandson of Hazrat Khoja Bahauddin Naqshbandi).
13:00. Lunch at the restaurant.
- Khoja Yusuf ibn Khoja Hassan Attor ibn Allauddin Ator - (great-grandson of Hazrat Khoja Bahauddin Naqshbandi);
- Hazrat Muhammad al-Zahid, No. 20 in silsila.
Transfer: Denau - Shakhrisabz by transport (2.5 hours on the way)
18:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 12: Shakhrisabz - Samarkand
10:00. The start of the tour.
- Mausoleum of Sheikh Shamsuddin Kulal, who lived for about 90 years and died in 1370, played a crucial spiritual role in the formation and development of the future prominent conqueror and ruler
Amir Timur. By profession, he was a potter, by vocation - a theologian, philosopher, thinker. According to historical notes, Shamsiddin Kulal led a modest lifestyle and helped many people with word and deed. In the state of timurids he was very respected and respected.
Transfer to the city of Kitab.
13:30. Lunch at the cafe.
- Hazrat Dervish Muhammad (date of death - 1562) - scholar of the Hanafi madhhab, spiritual mentor - murshid. Its feature was the ability to speak clearly and intelligibly for everyone. He was able to reveal and develop the qualities hidden in people. The abode of the dervishes became his haven, the food hunger, and the occupation of dhikr and reflections. No. 21 in silsila;
- Khoja Muhammad al-Amkanaki - was a man whom people turned to with the hope of help and barracks. He possessed all the noble qualities. There were no such heights of "makams" that he did not reach, there were no hidden secrets that would not be revealed to him, there were no dark and obscure aspects of reality that he would not highlight. No. 22 in silsila.
Transfer: Shakhrisabz - Samarkand by transport (2 hours drive)
Arrival in Samarkand.
18:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
- Mausoleum of Sheikh Shamsuddin Kulal, who lived for about 90 years and died in 1370, played a crucial spiritual role in the formation and development of the future prominent conqueror and ruler
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Day 13: Samarkand
11:00. The start of the tour.
- Memorial complex of Imam Al-Bukhariy (810-870) is the coryphaeus of the science of hadith (recollections of the words and deeds of the Prophet) and the mufassir (commentator of the Koran), which is honored by the whole Islamic world. He is the author of one of the canonical collections of Sunni legends, Al-Jami al-Sahih (a collection of 7275 "impeccable" hadiths of 300,000 that he knew by heart), which became the second most important book for Muslims after Koran (Holy Book);
- Khoja Ahmad Kosoni or Mahdumi Azama Dahbeti (1461-1542) - a prominent representative of Sufism in the 2nd half of XV century and the beginning of XVI century, an Islamic theologian and mystic from Middle Asia, the representative of Sufism, the founder of the school "Dahbediya", a major theorist and sheikh of the teachings of Naqshbandi.
13:30. Lunch in the city. Samarkand pilaf in a teahouse.
- Musa Khan Hajj Dakbidi (1700-1776) - the founder of the tariqat "Mujadidiya" in Maveranahr, a follower of Mahdum-i Azam.
19:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 14: Samarkand
The start of the tour.
- Hazrat Khizr Mosque (VIII century) is the patron saint of travelers, the legendary owner of "living water". Muslims believed that if anyone met Khizr, that person would become rich;
- Hazrat Sheikh Nizamuddin al-Hamush (died in 1325) - represents in many respects the peak of the Sufi order of Chishti. taught the following: "Three things are necessary for a dervish. They all start with Ain (Arabic letter) is Ishk (love), Aql (understanding) and Ilm (knowledge)";
- Hazrat Maulana Zahid Afkar Samarkandi;
- Necropolis of Shokhi Zinda (XIV-XVIII centuries) is a monument of medieval architecture including the Mausoleum of Kussam ibn Abbas, cousin of the Prophet Muhammad. In 2001, the ensemble of the mausoleums of Shahi Zinda, along with other ancient buildings of Samarkand, was included in the World Heritage List UNESCO. Ziyarat of the mausoleum of St. Sheikh Nuriddin Basir or Qutbi Chokhardahum (died in 1242);
- Hazrat Husam ibn Abbas (year of death 68 according to Hijra/687-88 g according to Gregorian) is the son of uncle and great associate of the Prophet Muhammad, a transmitter of hadith, authority in the field of tafsir and fiqh.
13:30. Lunch at the cafe.
- Khoja Abdi-Darun ensemble is a complex of memorial, religious, and spiritual-educational buildings that developed in the XII-XX centuries at the grave of the famous Islamic jurist IX
century Abd ал al Mazeddin. Abdi-Darun Ensemble is one of the most revered shrines of Islam in Central Asia; - Khoja Abdi Berun Ensemble (built in the 1630s) is a complex of structures of the first half of XVII century memorial and religious purposes on the mazar of XII century. It is considered one of the largest medieval memorials (Khazira) in Central Asia. The emergence of the ensemble Abdi Birun is probably associated with the name of Said Abd-i ibn Yakub - a representative of the Abdi family clan, akin to the prophet Muhammad through his daughter Rukaya, better known in Maverannahr as Khoja Abdi;
- Mausoleum of Abu Mansur Maturidi (870-944) - erected over the tomb of Abu Mansur Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Maturidi (870-944), a famous Islamic theologian, a connoisseur of fiqh (Muslim jurisprudence) and an interpreter of the Koran (mufassir), the founder of maturidism;
- Sheikh Burhanuddin Margiloni (1123–1197), also known as "Burkhiddin Val Milla", the author of the book "Hidaya". Persian - Central Asian thinker, learned philosopher, theologian theologian, Islamic Fikikh lawyer, who received the title Sheikh ul-Islam in the Islamic world;
- Hazrat Sahabi Kuthum ibn al-Abbas ibn Abd al-Mutallib;
- Sheikh Abul Kasim Samarkandi (died in 953) - had a philosophical education and teaches that the word of God is inseparably connected with it and not created;
- Hazrat Abdu Ishaq bin Ibrahim bin Samosa Matawi (Abul Ishaq ibn Ibrahim ibn Sammosi al Mutawazin).
19:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 15: Samarkand
The start of the tour.
- Mausoleum of Khoja Akhror Vali (1404-1489) - the head of the Sufi order Naqshbandiya was built in honor of a prominent figure. He was called "Hodge Hodge", "A man aware of the essence of the subject." "Before by his holiness, appearance and fortitude, people fell down". His motto was: "to fully fulfill his spiritual mission in the world, it is necessary to use political power". This motto determined all further social and political activities of the Naqshbandi order. One of the titles of Khoja Ahrar was "Hazrat-i Imam' (holy Imam). From it went 3 main branches of the Naqshbandi teaching: Central Asian, West Turkish and Indian. No. 19 in silsila;
- Sufi Adoya Samarkandi;
- Maullana Muhammad Qazi (1451-1516);
- Maullana Ismatillo;
- Mir Saeed Sharif Rokim;
- Mahmoud Gilloni Sultanhon Khoja Sheikh ‐ ul ‐ Islam.
13:30. Lunch at the cafe.
- Mausoleum of Gur Amir (1404-1405 biennium, additions of XV-XVII centuries) is the dynastic tomb of the Timurids along the male line. Amir Timur (Tamerlan), his sons and grandchildren are buried here, as well as the remains of the spiritual mentor of Amir Timur - Mir Sayyid Barak. The mausoleum served as a prototype for the famous monuments of architecture of the Great Mughal era: the Khumayun mausoleum in Delhi and the Taj Mahal mausoleum in Agra, built by descendants of Timur, who at one time were the ruling dynasty of the North India;
- Mausoleum of Rukhabad (1380) - the mazar revered by the people - the mausoleum of Rukhabad ("Resident Spirit"), erected over the burial place of the mentor of Timur, holy sheikh Burkhaniddin Sagardzhi in the 80s XIV century He is an Islamic theologian who enjoyed great influence at the court of the Chinese Yuan Dynasty and was married to a Chinese princess;
- Mausoleum of Khoja Doniyor (1400) - the mausoleum over the grave of one of the saints. According to legendary information of the XVIII century, the ashes of the Old Testament biblical prophet Daniyar (Daniel) are buried in the mausoleum, the remains of which were brought to Samarkand and buried by the Central Asian medieval commander and conqueror Amir Timur.
19:00. Dinner at the restaurant.
Night at the hotel.
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Day 16: Samarkand - Tashkent
Transfer: transfer to the station. Samarkand - Tashkent. Afrosiab Train (6:38 - 8:48)
Arrival in Tashkent.
Free time.
Seeing from Tashkent.
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- Ark Fortress in Bukhara
- Chorsu Bazaar
- Khast-Imam Complex
- Barakhan Madrasah
- Kaffal-Shashi mausoleum
- Chor-Bakr Necropolis
- Samanid Mausoleum
- Ulugbek Madrasah
- Abdulaziz-Khan Madrasah
- Chor-Minor
- Shams ud-Dīn Kulal Mausoleum
- Pahlavan Mahmud Mausoleum
- Bolo Haouz Mosque
- Magok-i-Attari Mosque
- Sitorai Mohi Hosa - Emir's Summer Palace
- Bahauddin Naqshband Sufi Complex
- Shah-i-Zinda Necropolis
- Khoja Ahror Vali Mausoleum
- Gur Emir - Burial Vault of Timurids
- Tomb of Prophet Daniel
- Mausoleum of Imam al-Bukhari
- Rukhabad Mausoleum
- Sultan Saodat Complex
- Shayhantaur Complex
- Mausoleum of Chashma Ayub
- Kalyan Minaret
- "Zangi-ota" memorial complex
- Tomb of Abduhalik Gijduvani
- Mizdakhan complex