Sofi Olloyor was born in 1644 in the village of Minglar, Kattakurgon, and died in 1724 in the village of Vakhshivor, Altinsoy district. He was educated at the dargah of Dzhoybor sheikhs in Bukhara, and learned Arabic and Persian languages. Bukhara Khan was appointed to the customs court by Abdulaziz Khan. Sufi Olloyar, who was a poet and a poet, quickly resigned from this post and became a disciple of the famous sheikh Navroz of his time.
The scholar's work "Maslak ul-Muttaqeen" ("Maslagi of the Pious") was written in Persian as a poem, and his work "Murod ul-Arifin" ("Murod of the Sages") was devoted to the question of Sufism. "Makhsan ul-mute'in" ("Treasure of the Mute") is a jurisprudential work in Arabic, while "Sabot ul-ojizin" ("Sabot of the Weak") is written in Turkish. Our great ancestor also inherited works such as "Qiyamatnama", "Mubarak Haj Safari" and poems in the spirit of pandnama.
Sufi Ollayor built a mosque in Vakhshivor village in 1713. The mosque consisted of a room, a double porch and additional rooms. The wall is made of thin straw, and the roof is beamed. The arch of the mihrab in the hall is deep and has relief lines. The pillars in the porch and in the living room are decorated with colorful carvings. Columns and window bars have been redone.
The mulberry tree planted in the time of Sufi Olloyar is still green in the yard of the complex. The Karabulok reservoir in the shrine has been providing the population with clean drinking water for 300 years.
Feruza Rahmonkulova,
our own reporter.