Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan Sunday has greatly commended the grandeur of the ancient city of Bokhara, which he visited last Friday during his visit to Uzbekistan.
On his official twitter handle, the premier wrote, “Bokhara was the centre of learning for centuries and Mongol King Changez Khan was so impressed by the height of the tower that he spared it when he sacked the city in 1220s”.
He further added, “I also offered fateha at the shrine of founder of the Naqashbandiya silsila”.
Ancient city Bokhara which I visited last Friday. It was the centre of learning for centuries. Changez Khan was so impressed by the height of the tower that he spared it when he sacked the city in 1220s. I also offered fateha at the shrine of founder of the Naqashbandiya silsila. pic.twitter.com/zB1y0PQ99o
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) July 18, 2021
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