Buyuk allomalar muzeyi

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Buyuk allomalar Museum - a cultural and educational institution in the city of Kokand. It is a branch of the “Kokand” State Museum-Reserve, established in 2018 in the city of Kokand.

Establishment

In 2017, at the initiative of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, a museum dedicated to the great thinkers of Uzbekistan was established in Kokand. The museum construction project belongs to the renowned architect Sergo Sutyagin. Afterwards, extensive renovation work was carried out in the museum. Outdated items were collected, and the museum was brought to a condition that meets contemporary requirements. The museum halls were expanded and equipped with necessary technical equipment.

“Preserving, studying, and passing on historical heritage from generation to generation is one of the most important priority directions of our state policy.”

Shavkat Mirziyoyev

Part I

Information about the lives and scientific‑creative activities of great scholars who emerged from Central Asia in the early Middle Ages, such as Musa Khwarezmi, Abu Nasr Farabi, Abu Rayhan al‑Biruni, Abu Ali ibn Sina, Ahmad Farg‘oni, Imam Bukhari, Imam al‑Thermaz, Imam al‑Maturidi, Yusuf Khass Hajib, Mahmud Qoshgari, Ahmad Yassawi, Mahmud Zamakhshari, Burhaniddin Marg‘inoni, is displayed, along with unique manuscript copies of the works they created.

Part II

Historical works related to science and culture created during the Timurid period are exhibited, concerning scholars such as Amir Timur, Mirzo Ulugh‑bek, Sa’diddin Taftazani, Giyosiddin Jamshid, Ali Qushchi, Mirkhond, Alisher Navoi, Khoja Ahror Vali, Mahdumi Azam, Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur.

Part III

The lives and works of great figures from the 18th–19th centuries who emerged from the Fergana Valley, such as Mashrab, Huvaydo, Sadoyi, Nizami Khqand, Azimi, Uvaysi, Amiriy, Nodira, Hakimxon To‘ra, Gulkhani, Fazli, Muhyi, Muqimi, Furqat, Zavqi, Mahmud Hakim Yayfoniy, Haziniy, are illuminated.

Section IV

The movement of Jadidism in Turkestan and its famous representatives Behbudiy, Fitrat, A. Avloniy, H. H. Niyoziy, A. Zohiriy, I. Davron, I. Ibrat are devoted to their lives and activities. In addition, this section contains information and exhibits on the art of Qur'an calligraphy in Kokand, national handicrafts, and pilgrimage sites.

Section V

Materials and exhibits reflecting the lives and scientific‑creative activities of great scholars‑academics who emerged from the Fergana Valley in the 20th century: Toshmuhammad Qori‑Niyoziy, M. O’rozboyev, T. Zohidov, J. Saidov, A. Muhammadiev, R. Aminova, Poʻlatjon Qayyumov, Bokiy, M. Rahmonov, Aziz Qayumov, L. Qayumov, M. Hayrullayev, G’. Abdurahmonov and other figures are presented.

In addition, an educational‑information center called “Allomalar vorislari” has been established next to the museum, which serves as a skill school for young people interested in science and creative activity.

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The text on this page is translated from: Buyuk allomalar muzeyi (uz.wikipedia.org), as of 25 February 2026

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