The Ark Dolon

 Sayid Amir Kulal was born in 1281 in the village of Sukhor (now the village of Yangikhet) in the Kagan region, in the village of hereditary potters. According to legend, he was tall and broad in shoulders. Penetrating eyes peered out from under furrowed brows. His skin was tan. His face was framed by a gray beard. He was very humble and gentle in manner. He was far from objection and stubbornness. Thanks to wrestling in his youth, he had a large physique, and was physically developed. As for spirituality, there was no person who would doubt his righteousness, because he behaved like an enlightened one who absorbed all the best that Sharia, Tariqa and Marifat contain.

 This article analyzes Hoja Ismat Bukhari, a great thinker and poet who lived and worked in the Temurids Palace in the 14th century, and his rich scientific and spiritual heritage. It also provides valuable descriptions of the authors, the study of these works, and their preservation in the world's prestigious libraries.

 The madrasah Dzhuibory Kalon is in the city of Bukhara in Uzbekistan. The madrasah in the XV—XVII centuries, as well as the majority of historical buildings in Bukhara is constructed. In the XVIII—XIX centuries this madrasah was included into an education system of Bukhara. In the 19th century of madrasah it was used as Muslim school — there came students from all Turkestan: from the cities of Khiva, Samarkand, Tashkent and also from the Tatar settlements of Russia. Now the building of madrasah is an architectural monument and belongs to the world heritage of UNESCO.

 The event was attended by specialists in tourism, cultural heritage and museology, archaeological scientists, foreign tourists, public representatives, residents, and media workers. It is noteworthy that within the framework of this project, supported by UNESCO and implemented in collaboration with scientists from the famous French Louvre Museum, a 120-meter section of the wall on the back side of the Ark fortress was covered with baked bricks, the corridors and covered barn were restored, and several additional amenities for tourists were created.

 Bukhara State Architectural Art Museum-Preserve was founded in 1922. From 1945 on, Bukhara museum is located in Ark fortress. There are over 100,000 items of cultural, material and intellectual legacy of Uzbek people in the Bukhara museum funds. The exhibits include gold embroidery, copper chased items, ganch carving, samples of architectural decor, coins, household items, graphic works, painting, sculpture, old maps, books and other documents of historical value. In 1985 Bukhara museum has got status of a state culture preserve. Nowadays it has 6 branches with 18 permanent exhibitions located in various memorials of Bukharian architecture

 The Khoja-Gaukushan Ensemble (Uzbek: Govkushon majmuasi / Говкушон мажмуаси) is one of the largest architectural complexes in the center of Bukhara.[1] Along with a number of other buildings in central Bukhara, it is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The name Gaukushan means "killing bulls" as the site was previously home to an animal trading area. The complex was built in 1570 during the reign of the Uzbek Khan Abdullah II.