Justice officials experienced an unusual encounter with history at a mega project in Uzbekistan!

Officials from the Ministry of Justice and its 14 regional departments responsible for working with non-governmental non-profit organizations paid a practical visit to the Center of Islamic Civilization. Members of the delegation became directly acquainted with the museum’s exhibitions and interactive presentations created using advanced digital technologies.

As soon as they stepped into the museum, the guests were welcomed by a vast space where history and innovation are harmoniously combined.

Zikrillo Mahmudov, Head of Department at the Ministry of Justice:

“This mega project is an unparalleled initiative launched for the first time in the history of New Uzbekistan. Reading about history in books is one thing, but seeing it with your own eyes and experiencing it through real exhibits is a completely different experience. Today, we witnessed exactly this revitalized history.”

During the tour, the delegation was informed about the Center’s main mission to present Islamic cultural heritage, scholarly traditions, and the immense scientific legacy of Central Asian scholars to every visitor in a clear, open, and modern format.

The legal professionals showed particular interest in rare Qur’anic manuscripts, medieval artifacts, archaeological finds, historical sources, and interactive multimedia systems. Especially memorable for the delegation was the unique experience of engaging with scholars “brought to life” through artificial intelligence.

Zulfiya Ahmadkhojayeva, Chief Legal Adviser of the Namangan Regional Justice Department, shared her impressions as follows:

“We used to admire such centers only abroad. Now, seeing high-level exhibitions integrated with modern IT technologies here fills us with pride. The original Kaaba covering evoked truly profound emotions for us such an exhibit does not exist in every country.”

She also emphasized the great importance of the interactive presentation of the Temurid Codes as a valuable source for legal professionals:

“Detailed information about the symbols of each ruler, coins, and the history of cities is presented with a high level of professionalism. Such an approach is a powerful source of inspiration for young legal professionals as well.”