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...ashid]] lived in Derbent and brought it into great repute as a seat of the arts and commerce. According to Arab historians, Derbent, with population exceed The city is home to machine building, food, textile, fishing and fishery supplies, construction materials and wood industries.

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...[[Islamic embroidery|embroidered]] and [[decorative]] [[tribe|tribal]] [[textile]] made in [[Tajikistan]], [[Uzbekistan]], [[Kazakhstan]] and other [[Centra ...ckfigdesigns.com/what-are-suzanis Suzanis are one of the most popular folk arts in Uzbekistan] </ref>