BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 20. On August 20, as
a part of a press tour to Uzbekistan, Azerbaijani journalists visited
the Imam al-Bukhari vacationer complicated, positioned close to Samarkand.
Twenty representatives from Azerbaijan’s main media shops
are taking part within the press tour. Among the many contributors is Emin
Aliyev, editor-in-chief of the Development Worldwide Information Company.
The press tour contributors toured the fashionable complicated, created
to check and promote the scholarly legacy of the excellent
Islamic scholar and one of the vital famend hadith students, Imam
Muhammad ibn Ismail al-Bukhari (810–870).
The journalists paid specific consideration to the architectural
options and fashionable infrastructure of the complicated, which was constructed
to accommodate pilgrims and international vacationers. Particularly, the
complicated features a mosque with a capability of as much as 10,000
worshippers, 4 minarets 75 meters excessive, and a museum complicated
consisting of 9 pavilions.
In the course of the tour, representatives of the Azerbaijani media
obtained details about the life and scholarly work of Imam
al-Bukhari, his contribution to Islamic theology, and the
significance of his seminal work, ”Sahih al-Bukhari”, thought-about
one of the vital authoritative collections of hadiths within the Sunni
Islamic custom.
On the assembly, it was famous that following a large-scale
renovation, the complicated has develop into a serious religious, academic,
and vacationer heart. The complicated now affords amenities not just for
pilgrimage but in addition for the research of Islamic cultural and
scientific heritage.
As a part of the venture, accommodations, household guesthouses, service
areas, and parking heaps have additionally been constructed. The complicated’s
capability has been elevated to 65,000 guests per day.
A go to to the Imam al-Bukhari Complicated was one of many stops on a
press tour aimed toward familiarizing representatives of the
Azerbaijani media with Uzbekistan’s historic, cultural, vacationer,
and fashionable potential.
