Imom Buxoriy xalqaro ilmiy-tadqiqot markazi bukhari.uz
Dr. Khairil Husaini bin Jamil, Associate Professor at the International Islamic University Malaysia and recipient of the Imam Bukhari International Scholarship Program, presented the outcomes of his academic internship at the Center.
The event, held under the theme “Renewed Horizons for Hadith Centers: Reflections from Academic Journeys in Uzbekistan”, focused on exploring Islamic historical sources and reassessing their philosophical and social significance, based on the activities of religious-educational institutions, centers of learning, and the stable academic environment established in Uzbekistan.
During the presentation, discussions were held on the scholarly approaches found in ancient sources concerning the fundamental concepts of Islamic spiritual teachings, as well as contemporary perspectives on interpretation and commentary methods. Dr. Husaini elaborated on his objectives in studying primary sources, assessing their authenticity, and understanding the methods of safeguarding them, emphasizing the importance of scientific responses and logical methodologies in addressing criticisms and doubts.
“Islamic spiritual teachings are not merely relics of the past – they are a living scholarly tradition that shapes the moral and ethical character of modern individuals,” said the researcher.
He shared his practical experiences from visits to historic centers of learning such as Bukhara, Samarkand, and Tashkent, focusing on efforts to revive the Islamic spiritual heritage in the modern context. Reflecting on his activities at various educational institutions, conferences, and madrasahs, he concluded:
“The academic atmosphere in Uzbekistan is infused with a thirst for knowledge, respect for ethical values, and loyalty to historical heritage.”
The researcher’s analysis highlighted the need to further strengthen the philosophical, moral, and cultural dimensions of Islamic spiritual teachings. He noted that scientific centers operating on this basis play a vital role in promoting not only religious but also universal human values.
With that, Dr. Khairil Husaini bin Jamil’s internship officially came to an end. His research, thoughtful reflections, and warm impressions of Uzbekistan’s academic environment were warmly received by the audience. At the conclusion of the event, the Malaysian scholar was presented with an official certificate.
At the closing of the ceremony, the researcher expressed deep gratitude for the sincere hospitality shown to him in Uzbekistan, the inspiring scholarly atmosphere, and the respect for spiritual values. He especially emphasized that every meeting and conversation during his stay had left an unforgettable mark on his academic journey:
“Uzbekistan is a land of people devoted to the development of knowledge and enlightenment. The warm environment, love of learning, and rich spiritual heritage of this country are truly inspiring,” said Dr. Husaini bin Jamil.
