President Visits Set of Historical Film About Ibn Sina’s Childhood
Uzbekistan
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited the set of the historical feature film Husayn, dedicated to the childhood of Abu Ali ibn Sina.
For the production, commissioned by the Center for the Development of Children’s Content, sets have been built at the Uzbekfilm studio to recreate the atmosphere of the era in which the great scholar lived. The Head of State viewed the historical city walls, streets and market squares recreated for the film, as well as period costumes and props used in the production.
The film tells the story of the young Husayn ibn Abdullah’s passion for medicine, devotion to his teachers and humanism. The film aims to introduce children to the great scholar’s pursuit of knowledge and personal qualities.
During a conversation with the filmmakers, the President noted that the state will devote even greater attention to producing films rooted in the national spirit and dedicated to the lives of the country’s great ancestors. Praising the sets created for the film, he emphasized that they reflect a commitment to authentically recreating the historical era on screen.
The Head of State also emphasized the importance of using the language of cinema to introduce the younger generation to the country’s rich history and the legacy of its great scholars, fostering an interest in the past and a sense of pride in this heritage.
The production of Husayn is included in a roadmap through 2030 aimed at the in-depth study and broad promotion of Abu Ali ibn Sina’s scientific legacy. The document also provides for preparations to mark the 1,050th anniversary of the great scholar’s birth.
The President wished the film crew every success.
The film tells the story of the young Husayn ibn Abdullah’s passion for medicine, devotion to his teachers and humanism. The film aims to introduce children to the great scholar’s pursuit of knowledge and personal qualities.
During a conversation with the filmmakers, the President noted that the state will devote even greater attention to producing films rooted in the national spirit and dedicated to the lives of the country’s great ancestors. Praising the sets created for the film, he emphasized that they reflect a commitment to authentically recreating the historical era on screen.
The Head of State also emphasized the importance of using the language of cinema to introduce the younger generation to the country’s rich history and the legacy of its great scholars, fostering an interest in the past and a sense of pride in this heritage.
The production of Husayn is included in a roadmap through 2030 aimed at the in-depth study and broad promotion of Abu Ali ibn Sina’s scientific legacy. The document also provides for preparations to mark the 1,050th anniversary of the great scholar’s birth.
The President wished the film crew every success.
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