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A "write-up" on Samarkand typically highlights the following architectural masterpieces, often featured in Samarkand Wikipedia entries Registan Square Historical landmark Samarkand, Uzbekistan

: Legend says that a massive rock, weighing over 70 kg, can be lifted by exactly 11 people using only one finger each, provided they chant the name "Qamar Ali Darvesh" in unison.

(10th Century): A celebrated Hanafi scholar and jurist known for Tafsir al-Samarqandi , a vital commentary on the Qur'an. Najib ad-Din al-Samarqandi qmr ly smrqnd wykybydya

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The name is most famously associated with the Sufi saint Hazrat Qamar Ali Darvesh . According to local tradition, the saint was a man of great spiritual power who is best known for the "miraculous stone" at his shrine in Shivapur, India.

Three interpretations emerge:

An Uzbek folk song, "Ey Samarqand, Ey Qamar" (Oh Samarkand, Oh Moon), celebrates the city’s nocturnal beauty. In 2018, a documentary titled Moon Over Samarkand aired on Uzbek state TV, covering the restoration of Ulugh Beg’s sextant.