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The poetry of Halima Khudoyberdieva holds a special place in Uzbek literature as a profound artistic reflection of national identity, spiritual awakening, and maternal devotion. Through the symbolic image of the Mother of Turan, Khudoyberdieva’s v...

This study explores the influence of age and communication platform on syntactic complexity in Uzbek social media discourse, focusing on Telegram and Facebook. Data were collected from 150 participants across five age groups, each contributing app...

Women’s participation in cultural and educational activities serves as a vital factor in the spiritual, moral, and social development of society, reflecting their historical role as transmitters of national traditions and cultural values.This nati...

The article discusses the study of types of educational dictations and methods for their effective use, the determination of their role in the  development of students' written speech, and the development of methodological recommendations. Th...

The advancement of corpus linguistics in Uzbekistan requires the establishment of efficient digital tools for linguistic data retrieval and analysis. Despite the creation of several electronic corpora, comprehensive studies on search mechanisms—sp...

The sphere of social competencies is needed for the socialization of students, aimed at their functioning in the social environment and personal and professional adaptation in the modern society, that is why the formation of these competencies is ...

The study of autobiography as a literary genre has long held significance in both world and Uzbek literary scholarship due to its dual function as an artistic and documentary form. In literary tradition, autobiography serves as a self-narrative in...

Fairy tales are a key history genre that both demonstrates how folklore serves as a vehicle for cultural values, social norms and moral lessons. They are an important vehicle for reflecting the collective imagination of a community. Drawing on con...

This article examines the Hadith that established the theological and ritual foundation for the Arabian tradition within Islamic culture. It explores how this Hadith evolved from a concise prophetic statement into a central component of Shi‘a reli...

Somatic vocabulary forms one of the most ancient and universal layers of human language, reflecting how societies conceptualize the human body and its symbolic meanings. Mahmud al-Kashgari’s Dīwān Lughāt al-Turk (11th century) serves as the earlie...