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Department of Arabic Philology, Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies

Arabic department

Tashkent · Since 1948 CE

Arabic is taught at Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies (Department of Arabic Philology), in Tashkent. It offers Bachelor's and Master's degrees.

Reviewed: October 2026
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Department of Classical Philology and Literary Source Studies, Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies

Arabic department

Tashkent · Since 1993 CE

Arabic is taught at Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies (Department of Classical Philology and Literary Source Studies), in Tashkent. It offers Bachelor's and Master's degrees.

Reviewed: October 2026
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Department of Arabic Language and Literature (Al-Azhar), International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan

Arabic department

Tashkent

Arabic is taught at International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan (Department of Arabic Language and Literature (Al-Azhar)), in Tashkent.

Reviewed: October 2026
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Department of Middle Eastern Languages, Faculty of Oriental Languages, Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages

Arabic department

Samarkand · Since 2018 CE

Arabic is taught at Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages (Department of Middle Eastern Languages, Faculty of Oriental Languages), in Samarkand. It offers Bachelor's and Master's degrees.

Reviewed: October 2026
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Cultural centre (1)

Imam Bukhari International Scientific Research Centre

Cultural centre

Samarkand · Since 2017 CE

Arabic is taught at Imam Bukhari International Scientific Research Centre, in Samarkand.

Reviewed: October 2026
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Publication venues (2)

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Peer-reviewed journal

Sharqshunoslik / Vostokovedenie / Oriental Studies

Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies

Uzbekistan · About Arabic

Multidisciplinary International Reviewed: October 2026 Peer-reviewed journal

Sharq Mash'ali (Torch of the Orient)

Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies

Uzbekistan · About Arabic

ISSN: 2010-9709

Multidisciplinary International Reviewed: October 2026
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Arabic manuscripts (1)

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معهد أبي الريحان البيرونيّ للدراسات الشرقيّة

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«أكثرُ من 26,000 مجلّدٍ» من المخطوطات بالعربيّة والفارسيّة والتركيّة، بحسب مقالٍ في المجلّة الدوليّة للفكر الإسلاميّ (2024)، ولا يفرد المصدرُ العربيّةَ بعدد.

Source: UNESCO Memory of the World – «The Collection of the Al-Biruni Institute of Oriental Studies»؛ International Journal of Islamic Thought, vol. 26 (2024)

Languages written in Arabic script (2)

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اللغة القاراقالپاقية

الحرف العربيّ · تاريخيّ؛ كُتبت بالحرف العربيّ حتّى ١٩٣٢م، ثمّ باللاتينيّ فالكيريليّ، وتتحوّل تدريجيًّا إلى اللاتينيّ منذ ١٩٩٤م

القاراقالپاقيّة لغةٌ تركيّة قبچاقيّة، رسميّةٌ في جمهوريّة قاراقالپاقستان ذات الحكم الذاتيّ في أوزبكستان، يتكلّمها نحو 450 ألفًا، ومعنى اسمها «القبّعة السوداء». كُتبت بأبجديّةٍ عربيّة استُعملت من 1924م إلى 1932م، ثمّ فرض الاتّحاد السوفييتيّ أبجديّةً لاتينيّة (1…

Source: Institute of the Estonian Language (EKI), KNAB Place Names Database, 'Karakalpak' alphabet and romanization table, 2012-09-25 (first version 2006).

الچغتائيّة

الحرف العربيّ (وإلى جانبه الحرفُ الأويغوريّ في البلاطات أحيانًا) · لغةٌ أدبيّة تاريخيّة، حلّت محلّها الأوزبكيّة والأويغوريّة الحديثتان

لغةٌ أدبيّة تركيّة ازدهرت في عهد التيموريّين في القرنين الخامس عشر والسادس عشر، وكانت أعلى اللغات التركيّة منزلةً، وبها كتب بابر في الهند، وغلبت على أدب ما وراء النهر في عهد الشيبانيّين، ويعدّها بعض العلماء طورًا قديمًا من الأوزبكيّة. وكُتبت بالحرف العربيّ الذ…

Source: Gerhard Doerfer, "Chaghatay Dynasty ii. Language and Literature," Encyclopaedia Iranica, vol. V, fasc. 4 (1991); Lars Johanson, "Turkic languages," Encyclopaedia Britannica

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