Are there graves of Companions, followers and followers in Uzbekistan?

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علامد لله رب الالمين والى الله وسلم الى نبين معمدⁿ والى اله وبه ومن تباهم باسانی الى يوم الدين Answer: In fact, some Companions, such as Qusam ibn Abbas, and many of his followers came to conquer the land of Mawarounnahr. Some of them either died or were martyred on this land. We know nothing but the tomb of Qusam ibn Abbas (Shahi Zinda) in Samarkand. Qusam ibn Abbas ibn Abdulmuttalib was a cousin of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) and was very similar to him. Imam Husayn (may Allaah be pleased with him) said that they were breastfeeding because Qusam's mother was breastfeeding. Qusam's brothers: Fadl, Abdullah, Ubaydullah and Kathir. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) was riding on his back. Qusam was the last of the Companions who attended the burial of the Prophet and went to the grave. Hadrat Ali appointed Qusam as the governor of Makkah (or Madinah). During the time of Mu'awiya, Hadrat 'Uthman ibn' Affan went to conquer Samarkand with his son Sa'id and was martyred there in 57 AH (677 AD). References: Ibn al-Asir, Usdul Guba, 2/407; Ibn Kathir, “Al-bidoya van nihoya,” 8/78; Al-Dhahabi, Siyaru al-Alamin Nubalo, 5/437, Tarikhul Islam, 2/531; Abu Nuaym, Ma’rifatus Sahaba, 4/2356; Khatib Baghdadi, Al-Asmoul mubhama fil anboil muhkama, 1/63; Ibn Abdul Barr, “Al-istiyʼob fi ma'rifatil ashob”, 1/404; Zirikliy, Al-aʼlam, 5/190; Jazari, Jomeʼul usul fi ahodisir Rasul, 12/787; Muhammad ibn Yusuf Salihi al-Shami, "Subulul huda var rashod fi siyrati khoyr ibod", 11/119.

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