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Qosim Sheikh Mosque, Karmana
A 16th-century Friday mosque in Karmana near Navoi, the core of the Qosim Sheikh complex where Emir Abdulahad Khan is also buried.
A small early brick mausoleum in Karmana with a decorated portal and an inscription in Kufic script, from the period after the Samanids.
This tomb is usually dated to the late 10th or early 11th century, which makes it one of the earliest surviving Islamic buildings in the region, a near contemporary of the Samanid Mausoleum in Bukhara. It is a simple domed cube, but the portal facing the street is framed with carved brick and a band of Kufic lettering.
The building stands in the old town of Karmana, a few kilometres from the centre of Navoi city. It is small and can be seen in a short stop, often combined with the Qosim Sheikh complex nearby.
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A 16th-century Friday mosque in Karmana near Navoi, the core of the Qosim Sheikh complex where Emir Abdulahad Khan is also buried.
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A small brick enclosure in the Qosim Sheikh complex in Karmana, raised in 1911 around the grave of the Bukharan emir Abdulahad Khan.
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A 16th-century khanaka and burial ground in Karmana, built around the grave of the Sufi sheikh Qosim, who was close to the Shaybanid court.
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The ruined summer palace of the last emirs of Bukhara, built in 1900–1905 in Karmana near the Zarafshan river.