Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has visited the set of Husayn, a historical film about the childhood of the renowned scholar Abu Ali ibn Sina.
The film is being produced on commission from the Centre for the Development of Children’s Content. Sets recreating the historical period in which the future scholar lived have been built at the Uzbekfilm studio. The president inspected reconstructed city walls, streets and market squares, as well as costumes and props used in the production.
The film tells the story of young Husayn ibn Abdullah, focusing on his interest in medicine, respect for his teachers and humanistic values. Its creators aim to introduce young audiences to the scholar’s life, his pursuit of knowledge and his personal qualities.
Speaking with the production team, Mirziyoyev stressed the need for continued support for films dedicated to Uzbekistan’s history and prominent figures. He said cinema should help younger generations learn about the legacy of great scholars, develop an interest in the past and foster respect for national history.
The president praised the sets, highlighting the importance of accurately recreating the historical period on screen.
Production of Husayn is included in a roadmap running through 2030 that предусматривает an in-depth study and wider promotion of Abu Ali ibn Sina’s scientific legacy. The document also provides for preparations to mark the 1,050th anniversary of the scholar’s birth.
Mirziyoyev wished the film crew success with the production.
