The Kokildor‑ota Hanaqoh is one of the most remarkable monuments of Old Termez, Uzbekistan. Built in the XVI century, it is among the few hanaqohs (Sufi lodges) in Central Asia designed with a frontal composition, making it architecturally unique.

Historical Background

• The monument is associated with the saint Kokildor‑ota, whose name reflects his role in a ritual of cutting the tuft of hair (kokil) of Muslims who vowed to keep it until a significant event in their lives.

• The hanaqoh served as both a mausoleum and spiritual center, attracting pilgrims and scholars.

• Researchers highlight its special architecture and unusual planning, distinguishing it from other monuments of the region.

Architectural Features

• Built in the XVI century, showcasing medieval Islamic design.

• Frontal composition, rare among Central Asian hanaqohs.

• Combines religious, cultural, and social functions in one complex.

Why Visit Kokildor‑ota Hanaqoh?

• Explore one of the few frontal‑plan hanaqohs in Central Asia.

• Learn about the spiritual traditions of Old Termez.

• Experience the blend of architecture, history, and mysticism in Surkhandarya.

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