National Museum of Tajikistan
Speech at the opening ceremony of the National Museumand meeting with the country’s intelligentsia
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New presents of honourable Emomali Rahmon have been donated to the National Museum
A visit to the Victoria&Albert museum
Meeting with the Director of the British Museum
Holding a republican conference at National museum
The inaugural National museum Exhibition in Great Britain
Consultation with international archeologists
Holding a festive exhibition and a national conference at the National Museum
Visit of the UNESCO Director-General to the National Museum
Participation Of Specialists Of The National Museum In The Unesco …
Visit Of Wang Fengchao To The National Museum
Internationa action “Night at the Museum-2024” at the National Museum
The event ‘Night in the Museum – 2024
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Exhibitions and events
Opening of the exhibition “Expression of the art of decoration …
Opening of the exhibition “Written heritage of the Tajiks” …
Opening of the exhibition “Reflections of water and glaciers …
Opening of the exhibition “Reflection of water and glaciers in the works …
Opening of the exhibition “samples of Tajik atlas and adras from the …
“Nurvorizm” and “Tanvorizm” – the opening of the exhibition of the …
Opening of the exhibition ‘Female Image in the Works of Tajik and …
The opening of the jubilee exhibition in honour of the 815th …
THE MANUSCRIPT "MASNAVI MA'NAVI" BY JALALUDDIN BALKHI
The manuscript “Masnavi Ma’navi” by Jalaluddin Balkhi is one of the rare manuscripts featured in the “Written Heritage” hall of the National Museum. This hall showcases numerous examples of calligraphy, manuscripts, and historical documents. The manuscript is written on fine paper using beautiful Nastaliq script and measures 29×21 cm.
The manuscript was rewrited on the 25th day of the month of Rajab in the year 1267 Hijri, which corresponds to May 26, 1851, in the Gregorian calendar, in the city of Bukhara. The text of the “Masnavi Ma’navi” is recorded in four columns, with 17 lines on each page.The first two and the last sheets of the manuscript are decorated on both sides with botanical ornaments, executed with great skill.