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Muborak Mosque
A listed historic mosque in the old town of Samarkand, a short walk from the Bibi-Khanym mosque and Siab Bazaar.
A small working neighbourhood mosque with a domed roof and front ayvon in the old town of Samarkand, off Islam Karimov Street.
This mahalla mosque stands on Abu Lays Samarqandi Street in the old town, near Islam Karimov Street and behind School No. 21. Its building date is not known for certain, probably the 19th or 20th century; it is a rectangular hall with a domed roof and an ayvon at the front, renovated several times since independence. It is an active mosque, so visit outside prayer times.
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A listed historic mosque in the old town of Samarkand, a short walk from the Bibi-Khanym mosque and Siab Bazaar.
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The domed tomb of Saray Mulk Khanum, Timur's senior wife, across the street from the great Bibi-Khanym mosque in Samarkand.
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The great Friday mosque that Timur built after his campaign in India, with a vast entrance portal and blue domes beside Siab Bazaar.
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A small neighbourhood mosque of the 1910s in old Samarkand, with a carved wooden porch, a little minaret and a courtyard pool, close to Bibi-Khanym.