The Juma mosque
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The Juma mosque was built in the 10 century. It was re-built by Abdurahman Mihtar, a Khan high official, in the end of the 18 century. The mosque, which had 212 columns, offered the Friday prayer to the city.
Inside the mosque there was a marble board displaying its properties and incomes. Two main roads of the city crossed each other at the Juma Mosque place.
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The second largest city in the Namangan region is Chust. This city is more than 3,500 years old, judging by archaeological evidence. The population, for the most part and at that time, was represented by Persians and people of the same mindset. And since those times Chust is the center of metal processing and making knives and piercing-cutting weapons, now used for the purposes of paraphernalia or decoration. There is a Suzangar quarter in Chust, where metal smiths are forged in the smithy and master knives are made.
In North side from a tomb of Gur-Emir settles down the mausoleum "Rukhabad" which was erected over a grave of the Islamic mystic Sheikh Burhaneddin Klichkov Sagardzhi, he was appreciated by Temur's contemporaries.
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Madrassah of Ulugbek is the embodimentof a new era in the life of the city and the memory of astronomer Mirzo Ulugbek. During that era, cultural and economic areas were developing.