The Impact of Family Relations on Society Development

Oliya Narzullaevna Mukhammadieva

Termiz Agrotechnologies and Innovative Development Institute, Termiz, Uzbekistan

Keywords: Family, Family Environment, Types of Relationships in the Family, Parent-Child Relationship, Psychology

of Family Members, Factors of a Healthy Environment.

Abstract: Family and family relations have been studied as an important issue in all times. In the process of family

relations, raising a child is a task that cannot be postponed. The relationship between husband and wife and

their impact on the development of society is analysed experimentally. Family is the foundation of society.

The family is the place where all the qualities, intentions and professions formed in the mind and behaviour

of every person from childhood are realized. The child is the backbone of the family. And the family is a big

policy not only of a country, but of the entire humanity. Also, the survival and continuity of humanity is from

the family. No matter how great a nation is, such a nation cannot live long in the world if the family is not

organized in the society and education is not paid attention to. Abdurauf Fitrat sees the happiness of the

country and the people in the fate of the family. Based on these considerations, he states: "Where family

relationships are based on strong discipline and order, the country and nation will be strong and orderly."

Caring for a perfect person, his work and life, spiritual development is the main goal of our society. The

foundations of human characteristics, his attitude to work, spiritual, ideological and cultural wealth are formed

in the family. In recent years, the issue of raising children in the family has been given more importance than

ever. Failure to take into account the child's psychological characteristics in the process of education, be it in

the family or at school, means making the biggest, irreparable mistakes in the future.

1 INTRODUCTION

The family is the strong support of the society. The

peace of society is determined by the well-being of

families. If there is disorganization in families, the

peace of the society will be lost and eventually it will

decline. Happy families make a happy society.

Because the children of parents who are kind to each

other will be kind to each other. It is very important

to create a high moral environment in the family. In

this case, the relationship between family members,

especially the couple, is of great importance. In order

for the children to be happy in the family, it is

necessary for both spouses to perform their duties

diligently.

In our religion, along with the promotion of

starting a family, it is ordered to treat it with kindness.

If the spouses cannot agree on their fate, it will be

necessary to attract judges from both sides to reform.

It is said in the Holy Qur'an: “If you fear that they

(the couple) will break down, send one judge from the

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husband's family and one judge from the wife's

family. If (the husband and wife) want to reform, may

Allah reconcile them. Indeed, Allah is All-Knowing,

All-Knowing” (Surah An-Nisa, verse 35).

It is clear from this verse that reforming the

relationship between husband and wife is a very

meritorious deed. Therefore, it is a requirement of our

Sharia that the members of the society should not be

indifferent to the issue of preserving the family.

Therefore, our religion does not support division and

separation, but unity and cohesion.

Its origins are deep in social psychology, family

protection through social involvement, and social

action itself. The earliest literary (Alpomish, Gorogli)

and religious-philosophical (Avesta) texts represent

instructional ideas from the perspective of an

individual's social background. Later, throughout the

sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, when Islam

expanded throughout Central Asia, it created new

moral and spiritual norms that had an impact on the

region's family and communal education systems.

The rise of spiritual and cultural life, the flourishing

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of worldly sciences and sciences, and the assimilation

of the achievements of Persian, Arab, and ancient

Greek culture were all influenced by the new

socioeconomic situation, which was based on the

needs of material stability and the development of

production and trade.

The fact is that in the East, and especially in

Uzbekistan, the family has existed not only as a

historically important social institution, but also plays

an extremely important role in the life of our society

even in the era of global changes and, in a certain

sense, its weakened position. is playing. In this sense,

the problems of its stability, the analysis of the factors

affecting it require completely different views,

concepts and paradigms in the conditions of

independence.

Family is the foundation of society. The family is

the place where all the qualities, intentions and

professions formed in the mind and behaviour of

every person from childhood are realized. The child

is the backbone of the family. And the family is a big

policy not only of a country, but of the entire

humanity. Also, the survival and continuity of

humanity is from the family. No matter how great a

nation is, such a nation cannot live long in the world

if the family is not organized in the society and

education is not paid attention to. Abdurauf Fitrat sees

the happiness of the country and the people in the fate

of the family.

Based on these considerations, he states: "Where

family relationships are based on strong discipline

and order, the country and nation will be strong and

orderly." Caring for a perfect person, his work and

life, spiritual development is the main goal of our

society. The foundations of human characteristics, his

attitude to work, spiritual, ideological and cultural

wealth are formed in the family. In recent years, the

issue of raising children in the family has been given

more importance than ever. Failure to take into

account the child's psychological characteristics in

the process of education, be it in the family or at

school, means making the biggest, irreparable

mistakes in the future.

2 RESULTS

Family is not a one-day, one-year, but a lifetime

space, in which many events, new worries and joys

happen every day, every hour. The President of the

Republic of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, in his

speeches cited the opinion of great scholars: "A child

is a deposit in the hands of parents." Today's life

proves in every way that our children, their fate and

future are really a great investment. If we do not give

our children the right upbringing, if we do not keep

an eye on their behaviour and mood every day, every

minute, if we do not teach them science and

technology, if we do not find a decent job, then it is

out of the question that we will lose this deposit. In

fact, the upbringing of a child is the most important

task performed in the family environment. Children

copy the spiritual environment they observe in their

homes. Due to the spiritual environment and

education in the family, the child grows up either kind

and compassionate or selfish and forgiving. At this

point, we found it necessary to tell about one of the

defects in education that exists in Uzbek families

today. In other words, the parents' method of

education based on rejection, prohibition, and non-

permission does not take into account the wishes,

thoughts, dreams and aspirations of children, as a

result of which their will is limited. In this way of

education, children grow up without the courage to

openly express their opinions, make independent

decisions, and express their point of view on certain

tasks. A timid, submissive child lacks activity and

self-confidence. Such children live in dependence on

others throughout their lives. They believe what

others say.

Gender, sex, social gender - changing socio-

cultural differences between women and men. roles.

moral standards. "natural" ("attitude") is not a

concept, that is, a concept that expresses the qualities

and other definitions that have been chosen by them

according to the norms and traditions of the public

imagination. it can be changed with a win (even in the

case of change).

Gender equality: both men and women have equal

societal significance. only if they are granted legal

equality (also known as "equality based on

documents") as defined by law, together with equal

rights, obligations, and circumstances (equal access

to resources and opportunities). Equality has an

opposite. Now, let us discuss the contents of this

water. The relative, immutable biological distinctions

between men and women are referred to as gender. It

is predestined what gender it is. It is constant

throughout time and is universal. Gender represents

societal gender equality and is reflected in many

aspects of life.

3 DISCUSSION

We said above that this term was introduced by the

UN. On September 23 of this year, the head of our

organization made a historic speech at the 75th

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session of the United Nations General Assembly. A

unique feature of the historical record is that it is

spoken in Uzbek. Among the strong opinions

expressed, he drew everyone's attention to this issue:

",..gender equality has become a priority issue for us.

The role of women in public administration is getting

stronger. The number of female deputies in our new

parliament will double.

The situation in the field of human rights has

completely changed, forced and child labour has been

completely abolished. The National Strategy on

Human Rights was adopted." In order to clearly

understand that these words are not unreasonable,

let's get acquainted with the newly adopted new

strategy: the strategy for achieving gender equality

until 2030, while being an example of social equality

and equality of responsibility in society, includes 9

goals:

- creation of equal opportunities and rights in the

participation of men and women in the socio-political

sphere:

- women's and men's industry. Ensuring gender

equality in employment and protecting the rights of

labor migrants:

- providing decent and high-quality education for

everyone throughout life:

- ensuring gender equality for all women.

protection from violence. Ending Human Trafficking:

- ensuring social protection and a healthy lifestyle

for all men and women:

- development of national gender statistics;

- taking gender into account in planning and

budgeting:

- Ensuring wide coverage of gender issues in the

mass media:

- involving women and girls in matters of ensuring

a safe ecological environment for everyone.

The majority of democracies have fundamental

laws that guarantee women's equality with men. in

addition to the Uzbek Constitution. many

international documents pertaining to human rights at

the same time. Declarations also provide assurance

for transactions and conventions. The UN Charter

(June 26, 1945) is one of these. The 1948 December

10 Universal Declaration of Human Rights. political

and civil rights covenants. The United Nations

approved the economic code in 1966. international

agreements pertaining to cultural and social rights.

Numerous international accords that make up the

global system of human rights protection are

conceivable to introduce. Both men and women are

entitled to the same human rights. There are over

seventy certified international standards related to the

general constitution's structure.

Gender statistics serve many purposes. But first of

all, it is necessary to identify the hidden problems of

women and men related to different situations and

conditions. Therefore, gender statistics and

successful planning. Addressability strengthening is

necessary for effective monitoring and evaluation of

the impact of development programs. With this in

mind, gender statistics serve to promote justice and

equality and improve the quality of life of all

population groups. Thus, gender statistics contribute

to sustainable and comprehensive development and

economic growth.

These statistics are analysed according to the

general diagram. A strong international document on

gender statistics is the United Nations Convention on

the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination

against Women (CEDAW). It was based on the

Beijing Platform for Action and the Millennium

Development Goals. According to this convention.

States Parties condemn such discrimination and

undertake to pursue policies to eliminate it.

According to Article 1 of the Convention.

"Discrimination against women" is any

discrimination against women because they are

women. means delisting or restricting rights. This

means not recognizing women's human rights and

fundamental freedoms in the political, economic,

social, cultural, civil and other aspects of life based

on the equal rights of men and women regardless of

their family status. means to prevent them from

increasing".

Nationally and internationally approved

development goals, such as the Millennium

Development Goals, have fuelled the growing

demand for gender statistics. Inequality in a number

of areas. also. education A total of 189 countries have

committed to work in cooperation with the aim of

eliminating inequality in areas such as labour law and

participation in the decision-making process.

The leader of our nation's gender equality

committee, the senator Tanzila Kamilovna, stressed

that this matter need to be structured in accordance

with UN normative guidelines. The fact that the new

legislation included safeguards for gender equality

indicates that Uzbekistan has made progress toward

human rights and that this subject has reached the

level of official policy. Ensuring gender equality is an

extremely important global problem. In UN adopted

documents, specifically. In 2015, Resolution No. 70

was approved, expressing this.

During the years of independence in Uzbekistan,

a lot of work was done to achieve gender equality. In

1991, under the leadership of the Deputy Prime

Minister, who was responsible for the social

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protection of the family, motherhood and childhood,

a significant increase in institutional development

was achieved with the establishment of the Women's

Committee. The Women's Committee has an

improved system of authority in all regions and

fronts. 14 deputy governors at the regional level, as

well as 219 deputy heads of the municipal and district

administrations are among the chairmen of the

committee. The Women's Committee as well as the

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Center

for Human Rights state statistics in the reports on

international obligations imposed by the Convention

on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination

against Women, the implementation of the Beijing

Movement Program, and the Millennium

Development Goals. Works in close cooperation with

the committee.

Programs and measures are implemented at the

national level to improve the condition of women and

strengthen their economic rights. Revitalization of the

activities of the public administration bodies, public

and scientific organizations of the republic in solving

gender issues, helps to increase the internal demand

for statistical data describing the issues of gender

equality, and the range of users of this data is

expanding. In Uzbekistan, the first steps were taken

to promote gender statistics in the late 1990s, since

that time pamphlets reflecting gender indicators have

been regularly published in the republic. But at that

time the situation was bad, especially the issue of

women's rights was in the last place. Because

Uzbekistan SSR paid less attention to this field than

all other republics of the USSR.

The family serves as a social space and a

pedagogical factor that ensures the eternity of social

life, the continuity of generations, the continuity of

education, and has an impact on how the future

generation will grow up. A person is formed in the

family. Family is a source of love, respect, solidarity

and kindness. It is these values that every developed

society relies on. At the General Assembly of the

United Nations Organization on September 2, 1993,

it was agreed to celebrate May 15 as "International

Family Day" starting from 1994, which shows how

urgent this issue is at the international level. it shows.

In all times, the state and society's care was the basis

for the stability and peace of families.

As noted by president Sh.M. Mirziyoev, "It is

necessary to further strengthen the foundations of the

family, which is sacred for us, to create an atmosphere

of peace, harmony and mutual respect in families, to

fill spiritual and educational activities with concrete

content."

4 CONCLUSIONS

Religion, traditions, culture, ethics, and tradition all

have a role in shaping the institution of marriage and

the family in every nation. Creating a healthy

psychological environment within the family,

researching the function and impact of interpersonal

relationships in a psychologically sound environment

within the family, and examining the degree to which

family members evaluate the interpersonal

relationships they observe within the family are all

ways to ensure family stability. The relationships

between a husband and wife, parents and children,

siblings and sisters, and other family members are all

part of the intricate and very meaningful system of

family ties. Family relationships have a significant

role in the development of a person's personality. The

establishment of favourable settings for an

individual's growth is one of the family's most

significant responsibilities.

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