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BEGALI KOSIMOV - JADID SCIENTIST
Конференции, 2021В статье рассматривается научное наследие профессора Б. Касимова, внесшего достойный вклад в современную узбекскую литературу, и его вклад в литературоведение, созданную ученым научную школу, открывшую путь в смежные области современной литературы.
Gulbaxor Bektasheva +1 more
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Foreign historiography on Jadidism
Shamil Sh. Sikhaliev, Amir R. Navruzov
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Jadidism as a Paradigm for Studying Islam in the Russian Empire [PDF]
This article is devoted to problematizing the research focus of academic literature on Islamic reformers in the Russian empire. Studies of the late imperial period typically devote the majority of their attention to modernization. Jadidists-reformers are
Dorodnykh, D., Bustanov, A.
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THE FORMATION OF THE JADIDISM MOVEMENT
Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research FundamentalsThe Jadidist social-political movement, which emerged in Turkestan at the close of the 19th and the start of the 20th centuries, is covered in this article. The causes of the rise of Jadidism, the status of the early enlightenment movement within Jadidism, and recently established educational institutions are discussed.
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International Relations Of The Jadids
American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity ResearchThis article examines the international relations of the Jadids as an essential component of the historical, intellectual, and socio-political development of the Jadid movement in Central Asia at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Rather than viewing Jadidism solely as a local educational or reformist phenomenon, the study situates it ...
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International Relations of Turkestan Jadids
International Journal Of History And Political SciencesThis article covers the formation and development of the jadidism movement on the basis of the educational and cultural ties established by the jadids of Turkestan with foreign countries, foreign education and experience. Through the work of intellectuals such as Abdurauf Fitrat, Munavvarqori Abdurashidkhanov, Fayzulla Khojaev, the role of ...
Murodov Halim Salimovich +1 more
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Abstract This chapter places two influential Muslim intellectual leaders of reform in Bukhara, Abdalrauf Fitrat (1886–1938) and Sadriddin Aini (1878–1954), in the context of Jadidism and its historical and religious contexts. Jadidism does not refer to a singular, unified group but rather defines a cultural phenomenon in the late ...
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Economic views of the turkestan jadids
Scientific journal of the Fergana State University, 2022Nazar Hakimovich Hakimov +1 more
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Journal of Central Asian History
Abstract Located between the Volga-Ural region and Central Asia, where jadidism has been scrupulously studied over the past half century, the Kazakh steppe was nevertheless also an arena for the development of jadid thought, here, as elsewhere, characterized by the coexistence of modernist and Islamic reformist ideas.
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Abstract Located between the Volga-Ural region and Central Asia, where jadidism has been scrupulously studied over the past half century, the Kazakh steppe was nevertheless also an arena for the development of jadid thought, here, as elsewhere, characterized by the coexistence of modernist and Islamic reformist ideas.
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