House Museum of Fayzulla Khodjaev🤩💫💥😇

 Practice time

Travelling to historical part of our city Bukhara.🤩😇

Day 1. 🥳

Well, our first day of practice was just wonderful and memorable. And in this practice our coursemates Go'zal and Mehrangiz told about very interesting and important information for us.

So, i am so happy because of i learned more information about these places which i didn't know before. Thanks for such preparation of our coursemates.

In addition, we also meet tourists💃😍and spoke with them and also we took pictures with them.

Now i wan to share some necessary information which i learned in first day.

The Lab-i Hauz🤩🌞

First place which we visited was The Lab-i Hauz.

Lyabi-Hauz complex is associated with a romantic legend. The reservoir, which measures 42m by 36m and is 5m deep, is fed by an ancient sunken canal system known as the Shah Rud (the Royal Canal). It was built with stone steps to allow the city's water carriers to easily fill their leather buckets, regardless of the reservoir's current water level.

Labi Hauz which is translated as ‘at the pond’ is one of the central squares of Bukhara situated in the southeast part of the city. The architectural ensemble was created in the 16th-17th centuries. 

While travelling there we also took picture near of the statue of Hoja Nasreddin.

 The Nadir Divanbegi Madrassah😻✨

This unique architectural building was built in 1622-23 years by Imamkuli Khan Nadir Divanbegi as a caravan-serai, but later it was converted into a madrasah.

 it was opposite khanaka built the same hapless Divanbegi. This legend explains the scarcity of some outhouse architecture. Therefore the main facade was combined with the recessed balcony.

It is known the festival of "Gold Embroidery and Jewelry Festival"🤩🥳 are going very well from 21st may. While travelling there we also saw such small concert in The Nadir Divanbegi Madrassah.

And we continued seeing the inside part of The Nadir Divanbegi Madrassah.

At the same time, the images of birds, animals and a human being - sun were also used in decoration, and it was uncharacteristic for Islamic monuments. The Nadir Divan-begi Madrasah was built on the model of Sherdor in Samarkand but famous lions at the portal were replaced with mythical birds of happiness.

And you can see very beautiful souviners and national dressess in that place.🤑🤩

souviners🤩🤩🤩

national dressess😻😻😻

The Kukeldash Madrassah😇🌞

The madrasah was built in 1569 on Abdullah Khan's initiative. The constructed madrasah became the symbol of strong state during the governing of Abdullah Khan II.

“Kukeldash” literally means “foster brother”. In hierarchy of the power, inherited from Genghis Khan the word “kukeldash” marked one of the more important court positions. The organizer of Kukeldash madrasah was the authoritative Emir named Kulbaba. He was keeping his post of kukeldash for the period of several khans of Shaybanid Dynasty. Emir Kulbaba Kukeldash facilitated Abdullah Khan II during his rise to power. According to the sacred tradition of the election of the Khan, each new Khan was raised on the canvas of white skin. Only four most influential people in the society could pull the cloth. Emir Kulbaba was among those who enthroned Abdullah Khan.

And we tried to go very fast😂😻 in that place because of our interest.

It is certainly known that in Kukeldash madrasah in the late XIX century a prominent Central Asian writer Sadriddin Ayni studied.📚📝

It was just wonderful seeing while we are entering.😻❤️

And we are climbing the top of the madrassah and when you saw the place from that place as you have seen all part of the Lyabi Hauz.

While we are travelling we also took some pictures of khanqah which located near of Lyabi Hauz.

So, i want to share with you some pictures📸 and videos🎥 which shows our traditions and some of them about Museum of Kukeldash Madrassah.😍🥳

Museum 😍🎥

                         

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Eye catching things🤩🌞

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 Well our first day of practice was so wonderful and interesting day.📸😻👍