Thank you for visiting. I’m Ibrahim. This site was started several years ago. I was born in a little town called Isfara in the northern part of Tajikistan. My childhood is spent mostly in a small village called Navgilem where I studied at Secondary School 31. When I was in the 8th grade I moved from Naviglem village school to secondary school 6 in the center of Isfara town.
In 1997, I got admitted to Khujand State University where I studied five years and graduated with Honors in Persian and English languages in 2002. Right after graduation I started working as as a teacher of English and Persian languages. I am very interested in different kinds of technologies and their use in education, particularly integrating of technology in teaching and learning languages. In my spare time like learning different languages and creating educational content. My resume can be viewed and printed here.
A little about my hometown:
Isfara is one of the oldest ancient towns in Central Asia, its first name was Asbara. The town was mentioned in the book of “Tabary History” X century. In the XI-XII centuries, its was developed in the field of economy. Babur (1482-1580) named Isfara a main town of the region. In the XVI century there had been developed the buildings of large houses (mosques, medresehs). In the XVII century Isfara was under the power of Kokand’s Kingdom.
Isfara is situated near the border junction of three independent states Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, at a height of 863m above sea level. Its territory is 832sq.km The population is more that 180.000 people of 40 nationalities. About 20 industrial companies of the town produce electric products, chemical and metallurgical products, construction materials, food stuffs and others.
Isfara also famous with its apricot gardens all over the country and abroad.
