Musical Instruments of the Turkic Peoples of the Volga Region and Urals by Gulnara Khayrullina

Subjects: “…the Turkic peoples of the Volga region…”
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Ethnocultural Landscape of Medieval Mausoleums in the Volga-Urals by Ivanov V.A.

“…They became centers of Muslim cemete­ries quite late – not earlier than the 17th century – when the “Chiyaliks” were already assimilated by the Turkic ancestors of the Dem Bashkir-Mings/Mings. Therefore, in the historical memory of their descendants, the Bashkirs of the 18th–19th centuries, the stone keshenes of Husein-bek and Tura Khan were overgrown with traditions and legends, the plots and cha­racters of which are not directly related to the ethnocultural history of the Bashkirs.…”
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Heritage of the Golden Horde Tatars: scientific events by Giniyatullina R.R.

“…An important outcome is the establishment of cooperation between historians and local historians from the Volga and Ural regions. Joint discussions of scientific issues have allowed not only to outline the prospects for further research, but also to establish new productive traditions in the relationships between professionals and history enthusiasts.…”
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Some features of the Islamic Culture of Khwarezm in the Golden Horde Era by Malikov A.

“…The main settled centers of the Turkic languages of the Ulus Jochi were Volga Bulgaria, Khwarezm, and the Syrdarya territories. …”
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RELIGIOUS EXPANSION OF TURKEY IN TATARSTAN IN THE POST-SOVIET PERIOD by R. R. Suleymanov

“…Turkey considers Tatarstan a sphere of its geopolitical interests in the framework of pan-Turkism concepts. …”
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Mycotoxicological monitoring. Part 1. Complete mixed feed for pigs and poultry (2009–2018) by G. P. Kononenko, A. A. Burkin, Ye. V. Zotova

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Mycotoxilogical monitoring. Part 2. Wheat, barley, oat and maize grain by G. P. Kononenko, A. A. Burkin, Ye. V. Zotova

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Toll-Like Receptors and Diabetic Nephropathy: A Review of Recent Advances by Mohammad Sadra Gholami Chahkand, Yasaman Tavakoli, Ava Aghakhani, Monireh Askarzadeh, Hosein Azimi, Nogol Ghalamkarpour, Alaleh Alizadeh, Iman Archin, Sajad Kermani, Akram Ansari, Mohadeseh Poudineh, Zahra Mali, Elaheh Foroughi, Gisou Erabi, Seyed Amirhossein Mazhari, Mohammad Sadegh Fallahi, Niloofar Deravi, Parisa Alsadat Dadkhah

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Epidemiology of Mucopolysaccharidosis Type II According to the Register of the Russian Federation by Natalia V. Buchinskaia, Ekaterina Yu. Zakharova, Yulia S. Koshevaya, Anastasia O. Vechkasova, Rostislav K. Skitchenko, Aleksandr M. Nikonov, Vera I. Kurilova, Yulia V. Maximova, Khasyanya F. Aksyanova, Elena G. Bakulina, Nina I. Kononenko, Elena V. Osipova, Mikhail M. Kostik, Sergei I. Kutsev

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“We will give you recite, and you will not forget” (Quran, 87:6). A tale of the Kazan Khan and his clever vizier by Zaytsev I.V.

“…The Turks and Arabs faced this problem as soon as Islam penetrated the Turkic environment and their acquaintance with the Koran began. …”
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Figures mythiques et histoire. Réinterprétations et contrastes entre Orient et Occident by Denise Aigle

“…The biblical references attested to in the Quran allowed for the integration of the Turks and later of the Mongols into the history of the Creation as descendants from one of Noah's three sons. …”
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All-Russian Symposium “Milestones of History” by Giniyatullina L.S.

“…Four round tables were held within the framework of symposium: “Ulus of Jochi, time of formation: 1207–1243” (October 12, Varna village), “Mausoleums of the Middle Ages of the Volga-Urals, Crimea and Kazakhstan: research of problems” (October 12, Varna village), “Southern and Middle Urals from Jochi to Nicholas I” (October 13, Chelyabinsk) and “History, economics and culture of the medieval Turkic-Tatar states of Western Siberia” (October 14, Che­lyabinsk).…”
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On the question of stu­dying Tatar variants of the epos about Idegey by Mirgaleev I.M., Fazlutdinov I.I., Zakirova I.G.

“…Despite this, the Tatar versions of the dastan “Idegey”, unlike the other Turkic versions which came through the works of ethnographers and historians, are undoubtedly more extensive and numerous, recorded in the original version or preserved in manuscripts in the Tatar language.…”
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