Practice 2024

  Piri Dastgir Mosque  Today, we had the chance to visit the Piri Dastgir Mosque as part of our practicum journey in Bukhara. This mosque, though not very large or famous, left a special impression on me. Its peaceful atmosphere and deep spiritual energy made it one of the most memorable places we've seen so far. The moment I stepped inside, I felt a sense of calm. The design of the mosque was simple, yet it had a quiet beauty that made me feel at peace. Unlike some bigger monuments, the Piri Dastgir Mosque felt more personal — as if it welcomed every visitor to pause, reflect, and connect with their thoughts. Our teacher, Mohichehra Temurovna asked several questions about the mosque and we talked about how “Piri Dastgir” refers to a respected religious figure, known for his wisdom and spiritual guidance. It was touching to learn how this mosque has remained a place of prayer and peace for many generations. I could feel that history in the air, and it made me think about the p...

Boqiy Buxoro Monument   Today, as part of our practicum journey, we visited the Boqiy Bukhoro Monument – a powerful symbol of Bukhara’s eternal spirit and cultural pride. The name itself, Boqiy Bukhoro, meaning “Eternal Bukhara,” carries deep meaning, and being there in person gave me a new appreciation for the strength and beauty of our history. As I stood in front of the monument, I was struck by its elegance and the message it represents. It's more than just a structure – it’s a tribute to the timeless value of Bukhara’s identity, culture, and traditions. I felt proud to be from a country where the past is respected and remembered in such a thoughtful way. The surroundings were peaceful, and the monument stood tall and graceful against the blue sky. I took a moment to reflect on how Bukhara has survived many changes over the centuries, yet still holds on to its spirit and beauty. That idea – of staying strong and true to your roots – really touched me. This visit wasn’t only abo...

  Exploring Modarikhan Madrasah Today, during our practicum activities, we had the opportunity to visit Modarikhan Madrasah in Bukhara. This historical site is a wonderful example of traditional Islamic education and architecture, and walking through it felt like stepping back in time. As we entered the madrasah, I was immediately impressed by its structure. The entrance was beautifully decorated, and the overall atmosphere was calm and thoughtful. Even though the building is old, it still holds a strong sense of dignity and purpose. I tried to imagine what it must have been like hundreds of years ago, when students came here to study and learn about religion, science, and life. Personally, I felt inspired walking through the corridors. I could almost hear the echoes of lessons being taught in the past. As a future teacher, it made me appreciate the long history of education in our culture. It reminded me that learning is a lifelong tradition, and we are all part of it. What I like...

Discovering Peace at Khoja Zayniddin Complex Today, during our practicum journey, we visited the Khoja Zayniddin Complex in Bukhara – a place that left a deep impression on me. This complex is not only a historical and architectural site but also a spiritual corner of the city that carries centuries of meaning and silence. As soon as we entered the complex, I felt a special kind of calm. The atmosphere was quiet and respectful. The trees, the simple but beautiful building, and the soft light made the whole area feel like a place for reflection. I didn’t expect to feel so peaceful, but somehow, this place gave me a moment to slow down and think. We shared information about Khoja Zayniddin, a respected figure known for his knowledge and piety. Listening to the stories of his life and his contribution to the spiritual life of Bukhara made me think about how education and spirituality were deeply connected in our past. It made me feel proud of our cultural roots and of how much importance ...

 A Visit to Turki Jandi Mausoleum Today, as part of our practicum experience, we visited the Turki Jandi Mausoleum in Bukhara. This peaceful and historical site is the resting place of Turki Jandi, a well-known scholar and spiritual figure. Although it is not among the most famous tourist attractions, the mausoleum holds deep cultural and educational value. For me, visiting this place was both educational and emotional. When we arrived, I was struck by the quiet beauty of the area. The architecture was modest but elegant, and the atmosphere felt calm and sacred. As we entered the site, I tried to imagine the life and teachings of Turki Jandi.  We shared information about that place. Our teacher, Mohichehra Temurovna, evaluated us based on our explanation.  Turki Jandi was a respected intellectual who contributed to Islamic thought and education.  As I walked around the mausoleum, I felt a sense of respect and reflection. Being there wasn’t just about seeing a histori...

  Visiting Said Abdulhasan Poband – Discovering Spiritual Heritage Today, as part of our practicum, we had the chance to visit the resting place of Said Abdulhasan Poband, a respected religious figure in Bukhara’s rich spiritual history. Although the site is not very large or well-known to tourists, it holds deep meaning for the local community.  Visiting places like this helps us see a different side of Bukhara – not just its famous monuments, but also the hidden spiritual landmarks that are full of respect and tradition. When we arrived, the peacefulness of the place immediately caught my attention. The surroundings were quiet, and the atmosphere felt sacred. As I walked closer to the shrine, I noticed how people were offering prayers and paying their respects. It made me think about the strong connection between faith, history, and daily life in our culture. I didn’t know much about Said Abdulhasan Poband before the visit, but being there made me want to learn more. Our gui...