Char Minar

 Today was the fith day of our practice lesson. 

We visited Char Minar.

 It was the first time when I visited this place 

and I fell in love😍😍😍 it.

Today duties were Nigora and Nigina. 

They give us information about Char-Minar.

Char-Minar was built by Caliph Niyazkul-Beg.

According to historical records, after visiting

 The Taj Mahal in India Caliph Niyazkul-Beg

 developed a strong desire to build something

 like this fascinating building back in his 

kingdom.

The building symbolize that all people are equal.

According to historical records four minarets 

symbolizing, the Samanids, Shaybanids, 

Karakhanids and Manghits.

Some people's belive that four minarets 

symbolizing four religious. Each minarets has 

different pictures which symbolize different 

religions. Between the minarets there is

 large dome symbolizing the same sky and one 

God for all of us.

Unfortunately😞, the madrasah in its entirety 

does not survive. Only part of the portal with a 

hall used as a mosque and the four minarets 

are still remaining.


In addition😡,the doors were locked. We can't 

see what has inner side of Char Minar.

But  that didn't stop us from enjoying😊😊😊😊

the view and learning new and interesting 

information about the Char-Minar. We took 

pictures and shot various videos.




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