The Supreme Court of Kazakhstan has made a decision to close 26 boarding houses belonging to the "Jibek Joli" charitable organization. It is said that religious studies were taught illegally in these boarding houses and that the charitable organization had a connection with the Turkish Sufi community - Sulaymonji.
On the occasion of Eid al-Adha, on June 16, metro and buses in Tashkent will start working at 03:00 and provide free service to passengers until 10:00.
On June 16, 121 mosques in Tashkent will perform Eid prayers. From 00:00 to 07:00, the movement of motor vehicles will be completely restricted on some streets and roads.
The Office of Muslims of Uzbekistan has announced Eid al-Adha prayer times in the regions.
During his high-level visit to China, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan did not say anything about Uyghurs' rights being violated. He reacted only in sign language, including wearing a neckband in the color of the flag of East Turkestan and calling the cities of Kashgar and Urumqi the bridge connecting China and the Turkish world.
From February 2022, when the war in Ukraine began, to May 2024, more than 2,652 foreign companies were opened in the country. 274 of these companies or 10.1% of the total number of Uzbek investors took the second place after Turks.
Colombia, Israel's main coal supplier, has decided to join a trade boycott against the Jewish state. This decision of Colombia may cause an increase in the price of electricity to Israel. At the same time, Russia, the Republic of South Africa, which took Israel to the International Court of Justice, and Kazakhstan agreed to compensate for Colombian coal.
The petition (people's appeal) to ban covert and overt LGBT propaganda in Kazakhstan collected the necessary 50,000 votes and was accepted for official consideration by the government. The appeal was put forward by Bagila Baltabaeva, head of the Parents' Union of Kazakhstan.
In a meeting with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev criticized the attitude of Western countries towards Palestine.
"Ozodlik" aired a program on this topic yesterday. Of course, they covered the topic based on their goals. Therefore, it can be felt that the program is trying to condemn and humiliate the madrasah system, to assess the current situation as sad, even dangerous, and to attract the attention of the authorities. After all, it is no secret that the new leadership of Kyrgyzstan intends to strictly control the religious sphere as well as all spheres. This can be seen from the fact that the issue of banning religious education under the age of 16 is being considered in the country. Perhaps, if they are following the example of their neighbors in this regard.