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Samarkand | Bibi Khanum Mosque<\/midashi1>
\nGeneral Information<\/midashi2>
\nThe largest mosque in Central Asia, about a 10-minute walk northeast along Tashkent Avenue from Registan Square.
\nNext to the area is the Siab (Shiov) Bazaar, also known as the kitchen of the Samarkand.
\nThe Construction began in 1399 by the order of the Timur after his returning from the Indian expedition, and was completed in 1404.
\nIt consists of a grand mosque and two small mosques, and in the center of the courtyard there is a marble reading platform called Lauhi (a platform for placing books).
\nIt is said that it was built during the 15th century of Ulugbek as a platform to place Ottoman Quran, the world’s oldest Quran.<\/p>\n

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\nGrand Mosque
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\nLauhi (a platform for placing books)<\/p>\n

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Page in the photobook \u201cTRADITIONAL MOMENT IN UZBEKISTAN<\/a>\u201d<\/midashi2><\/p>\n

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Map of Samarkand<\/midashi2><\/p>\n

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