On June 16, 2022, the International Islamic Academy hosted an event dedicated to the acceptance of written and printed works, historical documents and photographs stored in the personal library of the Mufti of the Bobokhanov dynasty to the library fund of the Center for Islamic Civilization.

A Memorandum of Understanding for Cooperation has been signed between The Mufti Babakhanovs Foundation, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, and IRCICA, for joint projects relating to studies and cataloguing of historical manuscripts collections

Islamic religious figure, preacher, theologian and jurist, Sheikh-ul-Islam. One of the founders and the first chairman of the Spiritual Board of Muslims of Central Asia and Kazakhstan (SADUM). First Mufti of the Five Republics

Islamic religious leader, preacher, theologian, Sheikh-ul-Islam. Second Chairman of the Spiritual Board of Muslims of Central Asia and Kazakhstan (SADUM). Mufti of five republics (1957-1982).

Shamsuddinkhon Bobokhonov was known for his work in Islamic sciences, including theology, philosophy and history. He was also an active defender of human rights and democratic values in Uzbekistan. In 1992, he was elected a member of the Uzbek Parliament, where he advocated for religious freedom and human rights.

On May 30, the Mufti Bobokhonov Foundation was visited by the Director General of the Center for Islamic History, Art and Culture Studies (IRCICA-irsica)Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Professor Dr. Mahmud Erol Meche, Doctor of Historical Sciences Chingiz Tomar and Professor Ashirbek Muminov visited.

Said ibn Muhammad ibn Abdulwahid Ashshami Atgaroblis was born in Sham (Syria). He was a propagator of Islamic ideas. He came to Eastern Turkestan and Central Turkestan, especially in the 1920s, lived in “Degroz” and “Komirchi” neighborhoods in Tashkent, taught “Hadith” and “Tafsir of the Qur’an” in schools, and knew the Turkish language well.

Muhammad Ikram ibn Abdussalam Bukhari was one of the prominent intellectuals of Bukhara in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was born in 1855 in Bogikalon village of Galaasia district of Bukhara. After primary school, he studied at the Badalbek madrasa in 1860-1880. He studied under Qazi Abdushukur ibn Abdurasul Bukhari. Muhammad Ikram Bukhari was called Domla Ikramcha by his contemporaries and later.