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          Khwaja Bahauddin Naqshband Khwaja Bahauddin Naqshband is one of the most famous saints of the Islamic world, the founder of the Naqshbandi order. He was born in March 1318 AD in Qasri Hinduvon village of Kogon district of Bukhara region. Popularly known as Bahauddin, Bahauddinjan, Khoja Bahauddin, Bahauddin Balogardon, Balogardon, Khojayi Buzruk, Shahi Naqshband.  Khwaja Bahauddin Naqshband's real name is Muhammad. In the sources, it is noted that his father and grandfather were named Muhammad. Bahauddin Naqshband's lineage goes back to Hazrat Ali on his father's side and Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddiq on his mother's side. Since he was from the generation of Khojas, it was customary to use the word Khoja before his name. In his youth, he was known by the nickname Naqshband because he was engaged in the art of embroidering kimhob with his father. At that time, people who worked with patterns on fabrics, woven patterned shirts or patterned carpets were cal...

                       Sayyid Amir Kulol  Sayyid Amir Kulol quddisu sirrihu's real name is Sayyid Amir Kalon, he was born in the village of Sukhor near Bukhara. This breed was born around 1287. He was known as Mir Kulol because of his pottery.  Mir Kulol had a caliph who was one hundred and fourteen saints. the most advanced are Bahauddin Naqshband, Maulana Arif Degarani, Sheikh Yadgor Vali, Sheikh Jamaluddin Dehai Asiai, Sheikh Shamsiddin Kulol, Khoja Darzuni. It is narrated in "Maqamoti Amir Kulol" that Hazrat Mir Kulol, during his celibacy, gathered together with his peers in the garden, washed his robes and said to his brothers, "O brothers, let's not spread our robes on the thatched wall, because it will harm the thorns there." is given Do not hang Zinhor on the branches of trees, the branches will bend and suffer. Let's not even throw it on the ground, the grass will be ruined." Hearing these words, the brothers...

     KHOJA MUHAMMAD BABO SAMOSI    Khoja Muhammad Baba Samosi was born in the village of Samos near Bukhara in the middle of the 7th/13th century. He was of medium height, wheat-colored, sharp-eyed, determined, with a radiant face. He was in the service of Khoja Ali Romitani until the end of his life and looked after the trees in his teacher's garden. Like other pirs of the Khojagan family, Khoja Muhammad Baba Samosi was a gardener by profession and earned his living through his honest work. He worked by himself in his garden in the village of Samos and grew various fruits, including grapes. Khoja Muhammad Baba Samosi's father, Sayyid Abdullah, was originally from the village of Durun in Khurasan, and was a descendant of the Prophet (pbuh), Imam Musa Kozim (r.a.). In the work "Matlabut-talibin" it is noted that Samosi first studied in his village, and then came to Bukhara on the instructions of his father. According to this source, as soon as he arrived in Bukha...

    KHOJA ALI ROMITANYI Khoja Ali Romitani was born in the year 591 Hijri (1194 AD) (in some sources it is given as 588 Hijri, 1191 AD) in the village of Kurgan, Romitan (Romaytan) district near Bukhara. Khoja Mahmud was a disciple of Anjir Fagnawi and one of his loyal and great students who served him with sincerity. For this reason, after the death of the person, he received the khogagan silsila. It is the thirteenth circle in "Silsilai Sharif". Known as Khojai Azizon. The people of Bukhara called him Khojai Nassoj (Weaver Khoja) because he made a living as a weaver. "What is Faith?" - when asked: "To disconnect and connect", that is, to disconnect from this world and connect to the Truth. Khoja Ali is considered the leader of weavers. The nobleman of this high-ranking person, whose blessings are endless, went as far as Rum (Turkey), and Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi once praised that the people of Bukhara would not have followed Khoja Nassaj if the knowledge ...

      Mahmud Anjir Fagnawi  Mahmud Anjir Faghnavi studied Sufism education from Orif Revgari (the second pir of Bukhara Sharif famous as Mohitobon), he was the perfect man of his time, and gave others the light of truth. The great sheikh of Khojagon education Mahmud Anjir Faghnavi was born in 1196 according to Arabic sources. He was born in the village of Anjir Faghnavi, Vabkent district of Bukhara Region. Now, this blessed address is called Anjirbog. Sheikh's original blessed name is Mahmud. Mahmud is the Arabic word means praised and good.  The Anjir Faghnavi is the name given to the birthplace of Faghnavi. Also, there are beautiful signs outlined by this person about the fig. Although the texts of the stories are different, they are one essence  Sheikh Mahmud will be asked to give fruits during the winter season. Then he put their hands on the pure earth,and took fresh figs. The legend about fig was happened by Fagnavi. It is clear that the divine sign s...

      KHOJA MUHAMMAD ARIF REVGARI Khoja Muhammad Arif Revgari, the second elder of the Khojagon series, who became famous with the nickname "Mohitoban", was born in the village of Revgar, which corresponds to the territory of the current Shafirkon  The nisab of Khwaja Muhammad Arif is given differently in different sources. Researchers mention the village of Khoja Muhammad Arif as Revgar, based on the fact that he himself gave his nisba in the form of "Revgari" in the work "Arifnama", and mention it in the form of Revgari. According to them, Khoja Arif was of medium height, moon-faced, with big eyes, arched eyebrows, and the smell of musk was emanating from his whole body. He was a gardener all his life. Khoja Arif was the fourth caliph of Abdulkhaliq Gijduvani, and for many years he learned the teachings of Sufism from Abdulkhaliq Gijduvani. They met and talked in the village of Royibinon between Gijduvan and Shafirkon. As the fourth caliph (deputy) of Gi...

            ABDULXALIQ GIJDUVANI (1103-1179) Khwaja Abdulkhaliq Ghijduvani, the founder of the Khojagon-Naqshbandiya dynasty, famous in the Muslim East, was born in Ghijduvan district of Bukhara region. He received his primary education in Gijduvan, memorized the Holy Qur'an at the age of 9, and from the age of 10 he actively participated in the chanting of dervishes. Then he continues his studies in the famous madrasas of Bukhara. Here, he learned the science of tafsir perfectly from Imam Sadriddin, a mature scholar of his time. Abdul Khaliq came to Bukhara at the age of 22 and met Khoja Yusuf Hamadani (1048-1140), a dongdar sheikh of that time, and became his disciple. Khojai Khizr becomes his teacher of lessons, while Khoja Yusuf becomes the teacher of conversation and conversation. Until Abdulkhaliq Gijduvani's teacher Khoja Yusuf Hamadani returned to Khurasan, he was in the service of the great master and perfectly mastered the methods of the Khojagan ...

            🎈🎈 3 practice day 🎈🎈💞 Hello 🤗 everyone 🤠 today 3- day of our practice and we come to the Modarikhon madrasah 🌟 Bukhara has long been famous for its many madrasahs. It was considered a city where students from different places visited for science education. According to Narshahi, "Forjak" madrasa, damaged by fire in 937, was one of the first madrasas in Central Asia" [1] . Abu Hafs Kabir Bukhari also founded a madrasa that greatly contributed to the development of scientific and religious knowledge in Bukhara O' In the Middle Ages, Madrasahs of Bukhara were famous not only in Central Asia, but also in the East as a place of learning.During the period of Amir Temur and Timurids, madrasahs served as centers of higher education. According to Muhammad Ali Baljuvani, "by the beginning of the 20th century, the number of madrasahs in Bukhara was about 400" [2] . Madrasahs were founded mainly on the initiative of khans, officials, wealthy people ...