On 25/1/2022, Radio Liberty broadcasted in its program: "Religion and Society" the question: "Has the number of those who dream of an Islamic state increased in Uzbekistan?" During the interview, the radio channel sought the official position of the Adviser to the President of Uzbekistan on dealing with public and religious organizations, Shazim Minovarov, regarding "those who dream of an Islamic state governed by Shariah." This was reported on January…

Participation in the presidential elections on October 24 is forbidden for Muslims. And the evidence is: the system ordained in the Shariah is the Khilafah (Caliphate) system. The republican system that is based on the democratic system is not the system of government in Islam.

In accordance with Cabinet Resolution No. 594 of 22/09/2021, the Tashkent City Administration and the Asian Development Bank signed an agreement on the provision of advisory services for the project: Modernization of the Heat Supply System for the City of Tashkent and its submission to the administration under the terms of a public-private partnership.

The Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan issued a statement on September 7, notably saying: “According to Article 31 of our Constitution, everyone shall have the right to profess or not to profess any religion... This means that each person is independent in following or not following his or her beliefs....