Russia and the CIS (bbabo.net) - A direct descendant of Khan Kuchum, the head of the House of Genghis Khan Tsareviches and Princes of Siberia, Prince Igor Sibirsky awarded the Mufti of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Tyumen Region Zinnat Sadykov with the Order of the Siberian Kingdom of the III degree.

The head of the largest centralized Islamic structure in the region was awarded with a high award from the royal/khan family of the Jochids/Sheibanids "for strengthening spirituality, preserving traditional values." The Order of Mufti Zinnat-Khazrat was presented today by the head of the Tyumen branch of the Mejlis of the Tatar Murzas (Tatar Nobility Assembly) Murza Daniyar Akhmetov, who is the beklyaribek of the Siberian Kingdom.

Mufti and Murza discussed the development of Islam in the region and the preservation of the national culture of the Tatar people. According to Daniyar Akhmetov, the national culture is often reduced to songs and dances, but there is a huge historical layer that needs to be explored and enlightened. In particular, Murza shared with the mufti a plan to open a monument to Khan Ibak (Said Ibrahim) in Tyumen, under which the Siberian Khanate reached power, but practically nothing is known about this ruler in the region.

Recall that Prince Igor of Siberia is a direct descendant in the male line of Khan Kuchum, the ruler of the Siberian Khanate. He is descended from the son of Kuchum, Tsarevich Altynai, who was captured in 1608 in Siberia. Altynai's children Dos-Muhammed and Ish-Muhammed, who were born in Russia, were baptized under the names Peter and Alexei. From Tsarevich Alexei Altynayevich went the military noble dynasty of the princes of Siberia. Another branch of the descendants of Kuchum from the grandson of Arslan, the ruler of the Kasimov Khanate, became the noble princes of Kasimov.

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