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 Hello dears😇At the moment,I want to talk about our sixth day.We went to the Ismail Samani  and many museums, which is located there, with coursemates and teacher Matluba Ahmedova today😇😇😇

Now I want to share with you the memories of our wonderful day. Actually, Ismail Samani is the ancient section of Bukhara city .The monument is a large earthen fortification located in northwestern part of Bukhara.🤩🤩👍👍

The Samanid mausoleum is located in the historical urban nucleus of the city of Bukhara, in a park laid out on the site of an ancient cemetery. The mesmerizing tomb of Ismael Samani is an architectural bolt from the blue. The oldest, best preserved and most breathtakingly original building in Bukhara, it is without doubt oneof the architectural highlights of any visit to Uzbekistan. This mausoleum in Samani Park, completed in 905, is the town’s oldest Muslim monument and probably its sturdiest architecturally

According to the legend, the founder of Samanids dynasty, Ismail Samanid, built this mausoleum for the father. Later this building became the family burial-vault of all Samanids. Presumably, Ismail himself, who died in 907, and his grandson Nasr II ibn Ahmad, who died in 943 and whose name was found on the wood plate above the entrance, were buried here.

The almost perfect brick cube was built at the beginning of the tenth century and belongs to the great cultural resurgence of the Samanid dynasty (875-999). The cubic shape harks back to the Kaaba in the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, and the dome above it represents the heavens.From today's trip I learned many about the history of Bukhara and I want to share some of them with you🥰🥰🥰