Lokman Hira'i, a 31-year-old self-taught teacher who left Xinjiang, to pursue further education in Turkey, started the first-ever Uighur school in Istanbul to rescue and revive the Uighur language. The idea to start a Uighur school in Istanbul came to Hir’ai when he realised that many Uighur children did not know about their own language and culture. “I decided to stop the university I was going to in Istanbul and instead teach Uighur to children. At first, I told my friends around me about this decision and they supported me. We started the first Uighur language course with more than 10 students. Uighur parents who heard about the school began to bring their children t
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