Samarkand - My Home! (Part II)

Pictures are the courtesy of Mr Sergey Karpenko. Compiled with the one of the most loved songs about Samarkand in the background. The singer is Samarkand born famous Uzbekistan singer, Nasiba Abdullaeva. The compilation includes only pictures of historical monuments, architectural sites. The ides is to show Samarkand for those who miss it; give a flavour of the beauty of the city to all those who would ever have a wish see the city in the future.

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Travel & Events

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• temurlane uzbek tojik

[maahnaazz]

I will one day visit Samarghand & Bukhora. So much love from Iran.

[abduinengland]

Kheyle mamnun

[iraninfo]

Thanks for wonderful pictures of beautiful Samarkand. with Love from Iran

[TuranliUzTurk]

Sarvarim Samarkand, fido bolay sen uchun jonim Samarqand!

[19856515]

Nasiba Abdullayeva (maiden surname Yarmuhammedova) is Samarkandian Iranian. There are many old diasporas, among them Iranian.

[camomilleable11]

Nevertheless, during the existence of the Turkistan Republic, in its various forms, the economic and cultural interests of the Tajiks were infringed upon. The Turkistan papers openly advocated the killing of Tajiks and the forcing of the Tajiks to accept Uzbek identity.

[camomilleable11]

Before the national-administrative divisions, Tajiki had served as the official language of successive dynasties and governments in Central Asia. Without a knowledge of Tajiki, it would have been difficult to educate the Turks, including those representatives who now denied the existence of Tajiki, about their own cultural heritage. Tajiki is the key to almost all the spiritual treasures of Central Asian peoples.

[camomilleable11]

Currently, they inhabit the upper reaches of the Zarafshan, the Samarqand region, the Kuhistan valleys, the slopes of the Quqand mountains, Namangan, Margilan, and parts of the Andijan region of Ferghana. They also live in the mountains of Nurata and in the regions of Jizzakh and Katta-Kurgan. The Chinese recognize the inhabitants of the Transcaspia-Khiva, Ferghana, and Sughd-as speakers of Tajiki ("tiagi" in their language)

[camomilleable11]

As early as 1921, G. Safarov, one of the great Soviet and Party officials of Soviet Turkistan, who was later repressed, wrote the following about the Tajiks in his Colonial Revolution (The Turkistan Experience), "Among the present-day inhabitants of Turkistan only the Tajiks belong to the ancient Aryan race.