LinguaAsal23

"LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL,IF YOU KNOW HOW TO LIVE" Right, my dear? 💫💫💫💫💫💥💥💥😁💥   We went there with our teacher Sitora Lutfulloyevna and learned its history Let's speak about himself🗒 Khoja Mahmud Anjir Fag'navi [end of 12th century - village of Anjir Fag'nav (q.v. Anjirbog), Vobkent district - 1286] - Khojagon is a great representative of the Naqshbandi order, the third of the 7 pirs of Bukhara. He was engaged in plastering. Khoja Arif Mohitoban studied under Revgariya and after his death he managed the series of khogagan. In "Silsilai Sharif" it is the 12 rings. He followed Hufiyna (hidden) Zikr and Jahriya (loud) Zikr equally. He mentored Khoja Ali Romitani (Khojai Azizon). Fagnavi was buried in his native village. The mausoleum above his grave was repaired during the period of independence, and a pool and a mosque were built next to the mausoleum. This place is now converted into a shrine. They were born in the beginning of the 13th century in Anj

 Hey, I'm Ms Guli. Are you ready? Go on 💫💟💫💫💫 Today we visited  to the monument of Khoja Ali Romitaniy.It was new place for us to visit It was the forth one of 7 pirs. Now I'll share my impressions and photos of the building🕌 Let's speak about Khoja Ali Romitaniy himself📝 Romitani Khoja Ali, Khojai Azizon (middle of the 13th century - Kurgan village, Romitan district - 1316/1321) - a representative of the Khojagonnaqshbandiya sect. She was engaged in weaving. He lived in Khorezm for a while, opened a house and spread the economy in this area. His teacher on the path of Sufiism is Mahmud Anjirfagnavi. In turn, Romitaniy Khoja Muhammad Babayi Samosiynm is considered a teacher. The work "Manoqibi Khoja Ali Azizon Romitani" has reached us.

Yeah, it's me. Let's get started. ☺☺☺☺☺   Today we shall learn about Khoja Muhammad Boboyi Samosiy✨ It was the fifth historical building of 7 pirs.It was located in Romitan. Samosiy , Khoja Muhammad Babayi Samosiy (end of 13th century, village of Samos in Romitan district - 1354) is a great figure of Khojagon-Naqshbandiya order, the fifth of the 7 pirs of Bukhara. He studied under Khoja Ali Romitani and after his death he led the Khojagan sect. When Bahauddin Naqshband was born, he adopted him as a spiritual child and assigned Sayyid Mir Kulol to take care of Bahauddin's upbringing. S. made a living by gardening. S. presented his helmet to Bahoudin and became a murshid to him. It is said that Bahauddin Naqshband was blessed with this hat. S. was buried in his native village. The mausoleum above his grave, the surrounding mosque and stone well were renovated during the years of independence.

Hi, hi, hi. ☺   Khwaja Muhammad Arif ar-Revgari quddisu sirrihu was also known as Khwaja Arif Mohitaban. Khoja Arif was born in the village of Revgar, Shafirkon district of Bukhara region, he lived for more than a hundred years and died in 1259. His grave was turned into a prosperous shrine in the center of Shafirkon. In 1996, Khoja Arif mosque was built.  It is said that Khoja Arif was a man of medium height, fair face, big eyes, arched eyebrows, smelling of musk from his body.  Khoja Arif is the fourth caliph of Hazrat Abdulkhaliq Gijduvani. According to Hazrat Makhdumi Azam Dahbedi's work "Maqamoti Khoja Abdulkhaliq Gijduvani", Hazrat Khizr, peace be upon him, used to come to Hazrat Abdulkhalik.

Hi everyone, ☺👭  Bakhouddin Nakshband was a prominent Sufi saint and the founder of the Nakshbandi order of Sufism in Bukhara, which became one of the most influential Sufi orders in the Islamic world. He was born in 1318 CE in Kasri Arifan, a village near Bukhara, and spent most of his life teaching and spreading his spiritual teachings throughout Central Asia and beyond. He emphasized the importance of following the Shariah (Islamic law) and encouraged his followers to focus on inner purification and spiritual development through prayer, meditation, and self-discipline. Bakhouddin Nakshband's tomb is located in Bukhara and is considered a holy site for pilgrims.

 Abdukhalik Gijduvoniy was a prominent poet and philosopher who lived in Bukhara, a city located in present-day Uzbekistan, during the 16th century. He was born in the village of Gijduvan near Bukhara and received his education in the city's madrasas (Islamic schools).  Gijduvoniy was known for his contributions to Sufism, a mystical branch of Islam, and his poetry often reflected his spiritual beliefs. He wrote in both Persian and Chagatai, a Turkic language spoken in Central Asia during that time. One of Gijduvoniy's most famous works is "Futuhat-i Makkiya" (The Meccan Revelations), a collection of his philosophical and spiritual writings. This work was later translated into Turkish, Arabic, and Urdu. Gijduvoniy was also known for his close relationship with the Mughal emperor Akbar, who invited him to his court in India. However, Gijduvoniy declined the offer and chose to remain in Bukhara. Today, Gijduvoniy is considered one of the greatest poets and thinkers of C