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This article analyzes the development of science and culture in Central Asia in the 9th–12th centuries. This period is recognized in history as the period of the Eastern Renaissance and is characterized by the rise of scientific thought, cultural development, literature, architecture, and art. The article studies the conditions created for the development of science during the Samanids, Karakhanids, and Khorezmshahs, the activities of famous scholars, and their contribution to world civilization. It also analyzes the development of scientific centers, libraries, and madrasas, and their role in the development of society. The results of the research serve to shed light on the position of Central Asia as a center of scientific and cultural development in the Middle Ages.
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