Culture. Uzbek culture

Zulfiya State Award, which was established at the President’s initiative, is a prime example of a big care and attention towards young people. The prize is awarded to girls aged from 14 to 22, who have distinguished themselves by unique aptitudes in literature, culture, art, science and education, who are active in public life, successful at school, and honoring national values ​​and traditions.
Alisher Navoiy (1441 — 1501) is the greatest historical person whose life and literary activity covers the whole period of the history of our thought and literary culture. If we recognize him as a Holy man, he is the holiest person among the holy people, if we accept his personality as a thinker, if we appreciate him as a poet he is the king of poets.
The name of Alisher Navoi is visible throughout the country. Major streets, theatres, museums, parks, and even a province and city are named after him. His proverbs are on the tongues of Uzbeks, Turkmen and Tajiks. The many Uzbek poets and writers of modern Uzbekistan owe their rich heritage to him.
Great ancestors
The life and activities of many great personalities, who were born and matured in the land of ancient Mawaraunnahr, modern Uzbekistan, had attained a profound fame in Islamic world thanks to their huge legacy. The names of Imam Al-Bukhariy and Imam at-Termiziy and Bakhouddin Nakshband, scholars such as Muhammad Al-Khorazmiy and Akhmad Farghoniy, Abu Raikhon Beruniy and Abu Ali Ibn Sina, Mirzo Ulughbek, Alisher Navoiy are closely linked with Islamic and world culture and civilization.
The modern Uzbek nation is gaining the power and spiritual strength by restoring and rebuilding the heritage of famous historical personalities.
ABU ISO MUHAMMAD AT-TIRMIZI
(824-892)
Imam At-Tirmizi was born in Termiz in 824. He differed from the people of his age with the power of his memorizing ability and unique talent. He acquired both religious and secular knowledge, especially the knowledge of Hadith. He also received education from the famous muhaddiths when he lived in Khorasan, Isfahan, Iraq, Makkah and Madinah for many years in search of knowledge.
There are nearly ten works by Imom At-Tirmizi and the scholar's masterpiece among them "Al-Djomi Al-Kabir" ("A Big Collection") is famous as "Sunnan of At-Tirmidhi". Moreover, his work "Ash-Shamoil An Nabaviyya“.