Another absurd charge against Mubashshir Ahmad is “illegal import and distribution of religious materials into the territory of Uzbekistan.” Domla did not bring any material into our country, everything was transmitted in virtual form on the global Internet. We live in the age of the Internet, the whole world is boiling in one pot, the Earth has become a global arena, so territorial integrity has completely lost its meaning on the Internet. Material distributed around the world, of course, will reach Uzbekistan. If we say that it should not enter, we should disconnect the Internet. Is it possible?

The witnesses who participated in the second court session also failed to provide sufficient evidence for the charges. According to preliminary information, for this reason, the charge of "inciting interethnic conflict" against Ustaz Mubashshir Ahmad was removed from the charges. In turn, the lawsuit of one of the witnesses was also dismissed.

The trial date in the case of the chairman of the board of trustees of the Central Asian Peoples' Foundation "Azon", the founder of the "Azon" projects, teacher Mubashshir Ahmad (Alisher Tursunov) has been set. The trial will begin on Tuesday, August 19, 2025 at 3:00 p.m. in the Uchtepa District Criminal Court of Tashkent, presided over by Judge Bobur Rakhimov. It is not yet known whether the trial will be open or closed.

The Immigration Department said that the deportation decision was made against Tursunov, citing "threat to public order and security." However, this claim has no legal or clear basis in the eyes of either the competent institutions of the Republic of Turkey or the international community. Tursunov has not committed any acts that violate public order in Turkey, Uzbekistan or any other country, and he has not been held criminally liable for any offense.

The teacher was also allowed to meet with his lawyer. In addition to the two authorized lawyers to protect the teacher's legal interests, many lawyers volunteered to join the case. However, the authorities told the teacher, Mubashshir Ahmad (Alisher Tursunov), that only one lawyer would be enough to represent him and demanded that he write a letter of resignation from the rest. Mubashshir and the teacher complied with this condition. Currently, the teacher is represented by one authorized lawyer, the teacher.

It was revealed that Mubashshir Ahmad is being held in the Central Pre-Trial Detention Center (Gvardeysky) of the State Security Service. Today, Tuesday, May 20, 2025, only one relative (his brother) was allowed to visit him. According to his brother, Ustad Mubashshir Ahmad did not complain about the treatment of the investigator and other officials and expressed his gratitude to all the people who supported him and prayed for him.

A press conference was held in Turkey by the "MazlumDer" - "Solidarity for Human Rights and the Oppressed" association. It was attended by human rights activists and public figures.

Refutation to the Turkish Migration Board (Göç ıdaresi) on the arrest of Mubashshir Ahmed Turkish lawyer Ibrahim Ergin X has issued a rebuttal on social media to the statement of the Turkish Migration Board (Göç ıdaresi) regarding the public's objections to the arrest of teacher Mubashshir Ahmed in Istanbul and his transfer to the Uzbek government. We are bringing this rebuttal to your attention by translating it in full into Uzbek.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Uzbekistan confirmed that Mubashshir Ahmad was deported to Uzbekistan and imprisoned.

The HuDaPar ("Free Claim") party, one of Turkey's major parties and a key ally of Erdogan's Justice and Development Party, has called on the government to issue a transparent statement on the case of Mubashshir Ahmed, a prominent Uzbek scholar and founder of the Azon Global information and analytical portal. "International law and treaties recognized by Turkey prohibit the rendition of persons at risk of persecution on any demand. Respect for humanitarian principles and the right of refugees to seek asylum is not only a constitutional but also a conscientious obligation," HuDaPar said in a statement.