I'm Mokhinur Khabibullaeva — a chess player and FIDE Arbiter from Uzbekistan. On the board I play for the win; off it, I keep the game fair.
Competing under the Uzbekistan flag with a classical rating that keeps climbing — +86 since May, a new personal best, and a place in the top 40 active women in Uzbekistan.
September 2026 rating list
Confirmed by the International Chess Federation in 2026 — the arbiting years at the UzChess Cup, the Agzamov Memorial and the national championships, now on paper.
Born in 2006, I grew up with chess — first as a player chasing the win, then as an arbiter learning to protect the game itself.
Today I compete in classical, rapid and blitz for Uzbekistan — most recently at the 1st Central & North Asian Youth Championship on the shore of Issyk-Kul, the Fergana Region Governor's Cup, and the “Mahalla Ligasi” republic final at Tudakul, which I won on 7½/9.
Off the board I officiate at tournaments like the UzChess Cup, the Agzamov Memorial and national youth championships — work that FIDE confirmed in 2026 with the FIDE Arbiter title. Online, friends know me as Moonlight.
The summer of 2026 — three boards, one flag, a republic title, and a rating that finally moved.
🇰🇬 Issyk-Kul
Korumdu, Issyk-Kul region, Kyrgyzstan — the inaugural edition, 500+ players from six federations under the Asian Chess Federation and FIDE.
Player · Uzbekistan
🇺🇿 Tudakul
The republic final at Tudakul, run under the Five Initiatives Olympiad. Took it on 7½/9 — first on tiebreak, a year after losing the same hall on Buchholz by half a point.
🏆 1st place · 7½/9
🇺🇿 Fergana
An open rating tournament at the EXPO centre in Fergana — seven classical and seven rapid games that carried the classical rating to a new best of 1783.
Player · UzbekistanA selection of events where I've served as an arbiter.
A few favourite frames — and the halls and teams behind the tournaments.
For games, tournaments or just to say hi — find me here.