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Legend about Muyiy Mubarak Madrasah
Legend about Muyiy Mubarak Madrasah
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Muyiy Mubarak Madrasah in Tashkent
This madrasah was built in 18th century and includes winter dome mosque and summer pillared terrace. According to the legend the hair of Prophet Muhammad is kept in madrasah library. And it is believed that because of this fact the madrasah was granted its name Muyi Muborak which means "the hair of Prophet".
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