Shah-Fazil

Shah-Fazil is a large historical and architectural complex of Central Asian architecture, combining monuments from different eras. Kyrgyzstan Ala-Buka district, Jalal-Abad region, Gulistan settlement, 10 km from the city of Kerben. Traces of an ancient phallic cult in Central Asia It has great scientific and historical value as it is the only complex that reveals This indicates that the complex itself arose as the shrine of a phallic cult near the sacred mountain Archa-Mazar in the pre-Islamic period. Later on, in addition to the mountain itself, the complex included monuments from different periods of the Islamic era: Alamberdar's mausoleum from the 19th century, the cave of the holy monk, the place of execution of 2,772 Arab martyr warriors Kyrgyz-Machet, 18th - 19th century mosque, Shah mausoleum of the 11th century -Fazil ) 19th century mausoleum, next to which there is a vertically placed stone in the form of a phallus, and Safid-Bulend (or Safed-Bulon). A characteristic feature of monuments is blue, light blue, yellow and red It is a combination of the richness of the interior decor, represented by partial illumination of colors and decorative plaster carvings[2], and the asceticism of the exterior. Restoration work was carried out in the 1980s, then in 2003. All monuments have long been It has been a place of pilgrimage for Central Asian Muslims.