Memorial Complex of Naqshbandi🕌💫

 Practice time.🤩💥

Day 10.💃

Hello everyone...👋😇

Today was last day of our practice🥺. And we visited one of the most famuos memorial complex of Naqshbandi. 🕌💫

And now i want to explain our last day of practice, it was also one memorable day of my life.📝

MEMORIAL COMPLEX OF NAQSHBANDI🕌💥

with coursemates💞

In this day prepration was given to every student.📚📝 And we all of us told 2 facts about this place. Now i want to share these with you.😉

Bakhouddin Muhammad Naqshbandi Bukhari (1314-1389) was born in Bukhara, in the village of Kasri Orifon ("Castle of known the divine truth"). Sheikh’s Mother - Bibi Orifa was kind of the "Sayid", ie the descendants of the Prophet Muhammad. His father was a craftsman - chaser, why Sheikh earned the nickname "Naqshband"

According to legend, before the birth of Bahauddin Naqshband, is one of the Seven Saints “Peers” (Teachers) of Sufism - Khoja Muhammad Boboi Samosi felt imminent birth of a great man and asked the sheikh of the future education to other feasts of the Seven Peers - Syed Amir Kulol. In early childhood, Sheikh Bakhouddin received spiritual initiation from Abdulkholiq Gijduvani Hodge, wich dead for 150 years before the birth of Naqshbandi, and who came to him in a dream and told him to become a disciple of Sheikh Amir Kulol. Under the guidance of their mentors Boboi Samosi and Amir Kulol, the young Bakhouddin understands the teachings of truth. At age 7 years he knows by heart the Koran.

Naqshbandi Teachings negative attitude to life at another's expense. Naqshbandi followers believed correct, clean ("Halol"), only those funds that are obtained in the work, the sweat of his brow. This rule Naqshbandi laid the foundation of his teaching. His famous motto is "Dil ba Yoru, dast ba kor!" (Heart to God, hands to work!) is still popular among the people. Widespread acceptance in the Muslim world, Sheikh received during his three-year pilgrimage. In the future it will become the patron of crafts.

Bahauddin Naqshbandi memorial complex built up over five centuries. The ensemble took to the XVI century, form of a combination of the necropolis of ceremonial building. In 1544 by Abdul Aziz Khan Naqshbandi’s disposal has been issued in the form of ground vault – “dakhma” with marble carved railing. A little further was built “khanaka” - the largest of the known buildings such appointment (42.5 m * 38 m). Adoration of the holy tomb of Sheikh equated Hajj to Mecca.

Other attractions of complex are the Painted Muzaffar Khan (XVI c.) and Hakim Kushbegi Mosques and picturesque four-arch "sakkohona" (thirst quencher room). In front of a Kushbegi mosque rises minaret and small madrasas. To the west is a vast necropolis “dakhma” - vault of Bukhara rulers.

Of particular interest is a picturesque arch “sakkohona”. Sakkohona – in the eastern traditions may be a small building, a niche in the wall, or even just a ledge where there is a faucet, fountain or a pitcher who is usually mounted behind the iron bars. Passers-by can not only quench your thirst here, but also ask about the performance of pious wishes, leaving here a small gift (as a pledge of wish-fulfillment).

Since independence of Uzbekistan in honor of the 675th anniversary of Bahauddin Naqshband in 1993, the shrine was restored. On the initiative of Uzbek President Islam Karimov in 2003 were a lot of work on the improvement of the complex. It was built "darvazahana" (input space) with a high dome. Were recreated richly decorated “ayvans” - terraces. The extensive gardens combined into a single composition of Hazrat Bahauddin sacred burial and burial place of his mother. There was also restored Dahmai Shohon (Necropolis of the Rulers).

Some pictures from today's practice📸💫😇

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Finally, our practice ended😢 and it was last day of our practice.😩 So, that days were soo memorable😊👍💥 and with interesting events😉😉😉, i also learned a lot of informations 📚📝from all of the practices.

Bye bye 👋😇👋😇