✋️ Hi! My name is Muslim.🙂
❗ Please, to avoid ❗️ misunderstandings, read my profile carefully before sending a request.
About Me: - Honestly, I don’t like talking much about myself. I prefer to let my guests and their reviews speak for me. You can check what people say after staying at my home — usually, we leave good reviews for each other.
Instead of wasting time describing myself, I would rather explain the rules of my house. That way, we can avoid awkward situations, and both of us will feel comfortable. If you carefully read and respect my rules, your stay will be easy and pleasant, and I hope we’ll leave good reviews for each other too.
Although my nationality is Tatar, my roots are from Tatarstan, Russia, but in my heart and soul, I am from Kyrgyzstan. My parents were also born and raised in this beautiful country.
I enjoy meeting new people and learning about different cultures, regardless of religion, skin color, gender, or beliefs.
Before I discovered Couchsurfing, I used to host travelers at my home. Whenever I saw someone needing help — directions or a place to stay — I always tried to assist.
Why? : 1. I truly enjoy helping people, especially travelers who often face challenges.
            2. I love traveling and understand how hard it can be in a new place. I always think: What if I were in their place? — and I try to help as I would want to be helped.
That’s how I started hosting guests through Couchsurfing. Maybe one day I’ll start traveling myself, but for now, I am only a host.
I open my home to guests because I know how hard it is to be in an unfamiliar place. I also want my family, children, and neighbors to meet people from different countries — to learn about hospitality, languages, cultures, and communication.
Travelers often have great experiences to share, and I love having such people in my home.
⚠️ Who I Can Host:
Currently, I only host couples (man and woman, like husband and wife) or solo female travelers.
If you are a man traveling alone, please understand that I most likely cannot host you. I am often not at home, and my wife stays alone, so it’s uncomfortable for me to host solo male travelers.
If you come as a couple, the man can coordinate things through his partner, as the guest area passes through the family space.
❗ If you are a solo male traveler, it's better not to send a request — I will probably decline. Please understand this in advance.
If you are ready to respect me, my family, my religion, and my country — you are welcome!
⛔ Important Notes:
I’ve been on Couchsurfing for 5 years and have hosted more than 100 guests. But my profile shows fewer references, and here is why:
Usually, only one person from a couple has a Couchsurfing account, so only they can leave a review.
Sometimes, groups of 3-4 people stay, but the system counts it as only one guest.
I’ve even hosted up to three couples (6 people) at the same time, but Couchsurfing still counts it as one guest.
So don’t be surprised if there are fewer references than real guests — not everyone has an account here.
I’ve learned a lot from hosting travelers, and I’ve developed rules that help keep things comfortable for everyone.
🏡House Rules & Expectations:
I respect that you are traveling, but please🤲 remember — traveling is your choice, and no one owes you anything.
🤷‍♂️Unfortunately, I’ve had guests who:
Demanded food or separate rooms.
Entered private areas without asking.
Used household items without permission or contribution.
Such behavior discourages hosts from accepting guests. Sadly, because of repeated negative experiences, I’ve stopped hosting guests from some countries — not because all people are bad, but because disrespect happened too often.
Additional Rules:
🚹❗ Male Guests:
You will not see my wife. Living arrangements are organized so that there is no interactio🧕
👕❗ Dress Code:
Revealing clothes are not acceptable for men or women.
🩳Men’s shorts must be below the knees.
No walking around in underwear — this has happened before, and I want to be clear it’s not allowed.👙❌️
Other Notes:
Maximum stay: 2 nights.2️⃣
I probably won’t be able to walk with you or show you around.
👆If you are coming for business, job searching, or looking for long-term housing — please do not contact me. Couchsurfing is for travelers, not for saving money on rent. I do not help with finding housing or jobs.
Any questions? Feel free to contact me on WhatsApp:
📲 +996 552 345 670
🤗P.S. Please, don’t let this long description and all the rules scare you. In reality, it’s not as complicated as it may seem. My home is very simple, just like me — nothing fancy, nothing rich.
I’m an open and friendly person. I only mention all these details in advance so that everything is clear, and both of us feel comfortable.
If you respect the house and the people around — I’m sure your stay will be easy and without any problems.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I like to learn new cultures, languages. And meet new people.

Interests

• languages
• tourism
• mountains
• bicycle
• speleology
• islamic studies
• various food

Teach, Learn, Share

Languages

What I Can Share with Hosts

Comfortable place for a restful sleep.

Bathroom available for your use.

A kitchen where you can cook for yourself.

Self-service—please be ready to take care of yourself.

We are happy to provide you with a place to stay, but due to my family and business commitments, I won’t always be available.

The house is well-located, with easy access to transportation.

Central Park and the main square are just a 7-10 minute walk away.

Six of the city's biggest restaurants are nearby.

Markets are only a 2-minute walk from the house.

The house is situated along the main road, making it easy to get around.

Countries I’ve Visited

Bangladesh, India, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia

Countries I’ve Lived In

Kyrgyzstan, Russian Federation