Iskandar was born into a family where knowledge and culture were not merely values but a way of life. His grandfather,
Imindzhan Kadyrov, was the Minister of Education of the Uzbek SSR, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor, and Corresponding Member of the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of the USSR. This outstanding personality had an enormous influence on shaping young Iskandar's worldview.
From early childhood, Iskandar was surrounded by an atmosphere infused with love for education and art. His family legacy, rich in intellectual and cultural traditions, formed in him a distinctive vision of the world where beauty and functionality go hand in hand.
Growing up in an environment where both scientific approach and creative thinking were highly valued, Iskandar learned to see connections between seemingly distant fields of knowledge. The influence of his grandfather, who dedicated his life to the development of education, inspired Iskandar to seek innovative ways of uniting science, art, and practical activity.
This ability to synthesize various fields of knowledge and experience later became the foundation of Iskandar's innovative approach to solving diverse challenges in business and art. His family's legacy, rich in achievements in education and culture, became a solid foundation for his own creative and professional accomplishments.