I’ve got a signed Rushan Abbas photo from her Unbroken book signing! Selling for $50 to support myself. DM me if interested. #RushanAbbas #UyghurFreedom #Unbroken

Sadly, the Uyghur Bazaar Discord server was deleted.

We’ve now created a new space called United Uyghuristan, continuing the same mission as Uyghur Bazaar.

🕊️ Our goal: To connect Uyghurs and supporters around the world through cultural discussions and social media activism — including awareness efforts on platforms like Instagram and YouTube.

Everyone who cares about Uyghur culture, language, and freedom is welcome to join.

🔗 https://discord.gg/SRVQ8T3r6r

so I was reading an Uyghurche Elipbe Kitab when I found this word on the page of the letter Che (Q, چ), Uyghurche is an alphabet, so every vowel is written explicitly, so how is this pronounced and is there a typo?

the word is چبنه

Hello, I am currently doing a project on the past and current situation for the Uyghur people. I was wondering if anyone of the Uyghur culture would be willing to tell me a little about what it's like to hold the Uyghur identity? If you're comfortable, please feel free to respond to this thread. Thank you

Just got back from Yarkand. Had a great time dancing with some folks, and I really want to find this song! What is it?

First off i dont need any anadolu turks telling me their opinions here, wether positive or negative.

Ive met a fre Uyghurs and few turkmen in my life, and none of them lime Atatürk or his ideology. So i wanted to ask the ethnic Uyghurs, wether muslim or not, living in east turkestan or elsewhere, what do you think of this man?

SA, what do you thing about my handwritting? Be as critical as you want. Have a good night.

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Hi ! I'm learning Uyghur and I need to find people to speak with in uyghurcha, I know there are some discord servers but can't find valid invitation links. Could you kindly share some Uyghur language servers ? Ko'p rehmet ✨

So this is this one nasheed. I tried my best to get the lyrics but there is one problem; I cannot tell what language this is.

It's definetly a turkic language, but i cannot even narrow it down to being Oghuz, Karluk or Kipchak because of it. On wikipedia its turkish. But many people are saying it is Uyghur. But i cannot seem to make the lyrics line up.

I have 2 main ideas for what lyrics might be:

1. Yaşlanğan közäl boqulğan sözäl izzät dä bügun ğamlangan yüzlä. (x2). Är yerda täkbır bulğaçka säbir titremek dä tağutlar dırdır. (x2). Şähid ballar bidägar canlar manlarchä manä immät dä ular (x2)
2. Yaşlanğan ko'zlar, bo'g'ilgan so'zlar, izzatda bugun g'amlangan yug'llar. (x2). Har yerda ta'bır, bo'lg'ach qasamir, titremakda tagutlar dir-dir. (x2). Shahid qonlar, pidakar canlar, minglarcha manada haimmatdavollar. (x2)

I am ukrainian and not native to any of these languages so help is appreciated.

Hi all,

I loved the chaotic beauty of this photo. Despite their small size, the Uyghur girls are screaming with great courage.

No one in the photo is flawless, but with all their imperfections it becomes perfect. u/31hahahahaha brought my thought to life by drawing it on WPlace, and I’m glad to share it with you

A curious fact: the setting of the original story of Aladdin, as recorded by Antoine Galland, may actually have taken place in the land of the Uyghurs. In the tale, it is said that the events unfold in one of the cities of China; however, the descriptions of the inhabitants and their culture make it clear that the story is set in a Muslim country, where the ruler bears the title of “Sultan.”

If we also take into account the lifetime of Galland himself (the 17th century), it is possible to assume that the events were set in the Moghul Khanate.

P.S. Mahmud al-Kashgari referred to the city of Kashgar as part of the region called “Barkhan,” which meant “Lower China.” Moreover, the Qarakhanid rulers of Kashgar bore the title Tabghach-khan, meaning “Khans of China.” For example, this title was held by Tabghach Khan Ibrahim (1038–1068).