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Why Islamic Scholar's Message Moved Houston's Kyrgyz Community
Some fought back tears as Abdishukur Azhy Narmatov reminded Houston's Kyrgyz community of faith, family, and forgotten priorities.
By Akylai OzbekovaJune 28, 2026
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