Sacred spots in Uzbekistan

These are the most important holy sites that you need to visit in Uzbekistan as a Muslim traveler. Take a read of our guide to find out why.

Discover holy sites in Uzbekistan that make you achieve spiritual tranquility.

One of the very first copies of the Holy Book “Osman Quran” preserved in Tashkent at the museum of “Moi Mubarak” Add to that other pilgrimage sites and “Islam Academy of Tashkent” and find out why these visits should be on your bucket list.

Hartang village (25 km from Samarkand), there is one of the most revered places of Pilgrimage in Islam; Memorial Complex of “Imam Al – Bukhari”, the great theologian of the East, who collected and recorded 600 thousand hadiths, saying of the Prophet. 7400 hadiths to include into the famous “As-Sahih”  which became the second most important book after “Quran” for the Muslim people.

In the Soviet period, this sacred place was consigned, and gradually the mosque was decrepit, but in 1954 year, it was destined to return to life thanks to the visit of the Indonesian president Sukarno.

The memorial complex of Khoja Bakhouddin Naqshbandi is one of the most important Muslim shrines. Khoja Bakhouddin Naqshbandi was a Sufi philosopher, become the founder of the order, and indeed, later named in his honor “The Sufi Order of Naqshbandiya”. His philosophy has become life-affirming for many figures of the East, and today his teaching remains relevant. The basic principle of his philosophy is characterized by the well-known phrase “Heart with Allah, and hands in work”.

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