Abdulla Awlani's Moral Perspectives: Youth as a Key Factor in
Education
Roziyeva Nafosat Abdumumin Kizi
Navoi Innovations University, Navoi, Uzbekistan
Keywords: Family, Child, Youth, Education, Morals, Enlightenment, Judaism.
Abstract: This article explores the crucial role of parents in preparing young people for family life. It highlights the
responsibilities and duties parents hold in nurturing their children’s growth into healthy and mature
individuals. The piece emphasises the importance of imparting values, practical skills, and emotional support
to the younger generation. Additionally, it draws on the wisdom of our great ancestors, offering timeless
advice for raising well-rounded individuals. The article underscores that effective parenting involves guiding
children through both challenges and successes, fostering a strong foundation for their future family lives. By
blending traditional insights with contemporary parenting strategies, it aims to provide a comprehensive guide
for parents striving to raise responsible and resilient young adults. This approach ensures that the legacy of
strong, healthy families continues through the generations.
1 INTRODUCTION
Child education! How perfect, fully sophisticated,
human behaviour is summarized in this word. The
man was created and began to live a conscious life,
and this issue is becoming an extremely urgent and
sensitive issue. A good child is a priceless property of
parents, a jewel of the heart, a blessed secret and a
great discovery. Parents' hearts will be enlightened by
the child's perfect and beautiful behaviour, and their
lives will be filled with joy. Because of the child's
misbehaviour, the parents are bent, their tongues hurt,
and they suffer from the pain of regret due to the
mistake they made in education. mobilizing one's life
for this work is considered the noblest of world affairs
and the fulfilment of arduous tasks.
By the way, all our work is done for the happiness
of our children and their bright future. A polite,
knowledgeable intelligent, hardworking, A religious
youngster is the greatest asset to society and to
parents alike. From this point of view, it is our human
duty to raise our young people to be healthy and
perfect in all aspects, and to strengthen the family,
which is a fortress of spirituality that ensures the
eternity of life and continuity of generations.
2 ANALYSIS
Currently, students are the socially active part of our
society. Educating a perfect person, who is
considered the future of Uzbekistan, preparing them
for family life, and forming a socially healthy
environment in the family is one of the most
important tasks of today. stretched _ Today every
circumstance has been established for the young of
our country to get a modern education, freely choose
a profession, and realize their potential. During the
years of independence, the state policy regarding
young people was radically reformed in our country,
special attention was paid to improving their legal and
political culture, and several targeted measures were
implemented.
Also, in the "Strategy of Actions for the Further
Development of the Republic of Uzbekistan" of the
President, the improvement of the state policy on
youth was included as a separate item. It is
emphasized that it is necessary to improve the issue
of educating young people who are physically
healthy, mentally, and spiritually developed,
independent thinkers, loyal to the Motherland, and
have a firm outlook on life and increase their social
activity in the process of civil society development.
Section IV of the "Strategy of Actions". The
following issues are put forward in paragraph.
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Secondary, vocational, and higher education
institutions; participation in the field of private
entrepreneurship; encouragement and realization of
the youth's creative and intellectual potential;
fostering a healthy lifestyle among children and youth
through physical education and sports; social
protection of youth; development of appropriate
housing and household conditions for young families;
coordination of efficient activities between state
authorities and management bodies, youth,
educational institutions, and other organizations in
the execution of state policy on youth.
Students who are about to start a family should
pay attention to the structure of family life, the nature
of family connections, the role models in their family,
their general education level, their general cultural
background, their educational culture, and these
factors. aids in the analysis of the fundamental
application of national moral principles, their
distinctiveness, and their significance in moral
education of a child. For this, every parent should
change their attitude towards national values. In the
understanding of national values and national
identity, upbringing in the spirit of the best and noble
traditions based on the spiritual heritage of the people,
the teachings and experiences of our forefathers, their
wise thoughts, and life lessons have passed through
the ages and been sorted to us. it is necessary to break
the received teachings into his mind, outlook, and
consciousness. At the same time, the scientific
heritage of our great ancestors, thinkers, and
teachings is serving as a program for the education of
young people. In the implementation of such tasks,
the works of Eastern thinkers are of great importance.
In the works of Mahmud Kashgari, and Yusuf
Khos Hajib, many important problems related to the
theoretical and practical issues of spiritual and moral
education are put forward. These are educational
factors that are still of great importance today. The
works of Beruni and Ibn Sina also express national-
specific historical traditions. Also, in the teachings of
Imam Ismail Bukhari, Imam Termezi, Najmuddin
Kubro, Ahmed Yassavi, and Bahavuddin Naqshband,
many ideas call young people to honesty, purity, hard
work and humanity. In particular, Unsurul Maoliy
Kaikovus's "Kobusnoma" and Alisher Navoi's
"Mahbub ul-Qulub" focus on a healthy environment
in the family and the moral instruction of young
people. In this sense, throughout the history of our
country, the Jadid youth movement has raised a
generation of young people who are committed to
improving education and upbringing, spiritual and
educational reform in the nation of Turkestan, and
raising a mature generation in addition to their
political actions. demonstrated its favourable
outcome in mind. The word "jadid" (Arabic for
"new") refers to renewal, a social-political and
educational movement that involves introducing new,
contemporary schools, printing presses, and
techniques for national development into society.
Supporters of this current go by this moniker.
Modernism emerged as the national philosophy of
Turkestan's national liberation struggle throughout
the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th
centuries, representing the concept of national
independence and the enlightenment of the populace.
Behbudi, Fitrat, Cholpon, Munavvar Qori, and
Abdulla Avloniy—the progressive movement's
leaders—became more inventive and active. The idea
of uniting Turkestan's peoples and fighting for the
nation's independence was proposed by the Jadids.
The primary tenets of Jadidism are to free Turkestan
from medievalism, feudal backwardness, and
superstitions; to guide the nation and its people
toward contemporary growth while rejecting the
"Ancient Method"; and to establish a constitutional,
national state. Giving Turkic languages the status of
the state language, establishing a national army, a
national currency, and a free and prosperous society
with the president and parliament as the governing
bodies were all intended to provide opportunities for
Russian progressives and enlighteners to propagate
their ideas throughout Turkestan. Consequently, the
national liberation ideology served as the foundation
for the formation of the Jadidist movement in
Turkestan.
The locals in the nation started to have mental
effects from this process. They were successful in
setting the stage for the national liberation movement
to struggle for Turkestan's independence,
development, and people's interests. Indigenous
peoples started to absorb anti-colonialist
enlightenment concepts, and modernist groups and
new educational institutions as well as schools and
cultural propaganda emerged - Muhammadjonova,
(2007). Under Turkestan, many thinkers have grown
up under similar circumstances. In Turkestan, the
Jadidist movement was active in three domains.
These are:
education (opening new schools, updating the
education method),
art (fiction, theatre)
press (newspapers and magazines).
Raising the nation's moral standard and increasing
its knowledge were the two key objectives; the
outcome was the raising of an educated individual
who understood his identity and worth -
Bobonazarov (2021).
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A lot of work was done by Turkestan fighters to
achieve this goal. Along with the historical
conditions, the emergence of the Jadidism movement
in Turkestan was greatly influenced by the views of
the Enlightenment, enlightened in the last quarter of
the 19th century.
Analysing Turkestan's socio-political and
cultural life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
reveals that national-patriotic and democratic
movements were shaped by enlightenment ideology.
The idea of enlightenment originated in our country
primarily because of three factors:
The national liberation movements that
emerged as a result of the Russian colonial
policy.
The invasion's suppression of democratic
movements from the West.
The nationalists' selfless actions, which
resulted in severe persecution and even the
beginning of executions.
On the one hand, the representatives of the modernist
movement included in their ideology of
enlightenment the democratic ideas that were relevant
for that time: studying science, enjoying the
achievements of science and technology, developing
scientific and natural sciences, speech, and
introduction of freedom of thought, creation of
national statehood based on the construction of a
democratic state, formation of a layer of national
ideas, development of modern genres of literature and
art, on the other hand, the Turkish language and
national culture, which are losing their national image
under the influence of colonialism they are based on
such ideas as restoration of values, further
strengthening of national spiritual and moral
improvements, the realization of national identity,
strengthening of national consciousness, national
thinking and religious beliefs. Of course, in the
implementation of these tasks, the traditional religion
of Islam, the foundations of Sharia, and hadiths also
rely on the teachings that retain their influence.
Jadidists tried to implement their progressive ideas by
developing a national printing press, introducing a
modern education system, and sending local youth to
study in advanced Western countries. In the early
stages of the Turkestan Enlightenment, moral ideas
were mainly reflected in artistic and didactic forms.
In this regard, the work "Navodir ul-vaqae" by
Ahmad Donish (1827 - 1897), a thinker of the Uzbek
and Tajik peoples, is noteworthy. In his works,
Ahmed Donish compares the state system of the
Bukhara Emirate with the Russian state system and
emphasizes the need to reform it. At the same time,
while thinking with traditional moral concepts, he
considers justice as a characteristic of both the king -
the ruler and the state system. If the ruler conducts a
fair policy, takes justice as a criterion for all spheres
of the country's life, and opens the way for the
flourishing of art, the people's life will be prosperous,
virtues will be strengthened, and vices will be
weakened. He concludes that the ruler must have the
virtue of wisdom, the essence of the state is
determined by reason: only the inhabitants of a
rationally governed country can be enlightened and
have high morals. They have done great things to
raise the nation's maturity and prevent its dignity from
hitting the ground – Bobonazarov (2021).
Despite extreme material hardships as well as
ideological and political pressures, enlightened
modernists attempted to provide possibilities for the
nation's spiritual development. They started all of this
work because they understood that among the most
important jobs during these difficult and crucial
turning points in history are elevating the nation's
consciousness and bolstering its sense of pride.
Behbudi, Fitrat, Munavvarqori, and other fervent
Jadids demonstrated their love for the country by
founding schools, staffing them, penning and
releasing textbooks, and more. On this trip, they didn't
even save money. Such good deeds, like kindness and
generosity, are vital to our autonomous growth as we
know it now. Abdulla Avloni's ideas about education
became an important practical wing of Jadidism. it is
necessary to start education from the day of birth, to
strengthen our bodies, enlighten our thoughts,
beautify our morals, and clarify our minds. Who does
education? The question arises, " Where is it done?"
This is a mother's duty. The second is school and
madrasa education. This is the duty of the father,
teacher, tutor, and the government." When we
answer, one person says, "Which mothers are you
talking about, uneducated mothers, have a fluffy
head, and are mothers who have a fistful of hands?
They carry out a good education in themselves," he
says. Here, this word breaks a person's heart and
burns his heart. What do you say to his father? Are
you talking about those fathers who do not know
about the times, who do not know about the times,
who play the weddings, parties, drummers,
trumpeters, trumpeters? First of all, it is necessary to
educate and train them," he says. After hearing this
word, the hands of hope hit the armpits.
Well, if not, what about the teacher, "Which
teacher? Do you mean the teachers whose goal is
money, and fame, who did not study in higher
schools, did not see "methodical education"? First,
they should study at "Darulmuallimin" themselves,
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and then teach them," he says. This word drowns a
person in a river of surprise.
"Which teacher?" is what you say to teachers. Are
you referring to educators who have a high position,
have low expectations, teach superficial subjects, and
have not even approached reform? He argues, "They
should be aware of their responsibilities, get over
their egos, adapt the lessons to the current era, and
teach them alongside exams." The term "Al-Islah"
causes everyone to utter it. Al-Hasil, for us, education
means the difference between life and death,
salvation and destruction, pleasure and tragedy. "The
virtue of people is in their religion, their goodness is
in their mind, and their judgment is in their morals,"
declared our beloved Prophet, may God bless him and
grant him peace.
If you take a young bird,
Be educated alone.
Take your mother and drink a glass of rum.
It doesn't work if a person tries.
Education is necessary from a young age.
If it is great, it is necessary to eat sorrow.
Egur is the kind of person who works hard,
The cowherd burned the wood and sold it (Avlani,
2023).
One of the characteristics of a well-educated person
is that when such a person takes a step ahead of others
in his career, he immediately looks back, extends a
helping hand to his partners, expands his ranks, and
looks for a new victory. If we take into account the
aspects of spirituality such as humanity, decency,
family relations, purity, and kindness, we are a nation
with such great morals that the world will catch up
with us first. It is imperative that we work to develop
young people's moral education and shape them into
ethically mature adults. In addition to regular self-
improvement, moral education encompasses learning
about society's moral experiences and applying them
to interpersonal relationships.
As a result, we need to consider the topic of moral
education and determine its components. A person
with a moral culture will also be morally mature.
Ethical culture is the substance, or foundation, of
moral life. It is a component of moral life that is
produced by procedures designed to control social
interactions and educate people. First, the person as a
moral culture; second, the moral needs of individuals;
and third, the moral consciousness that results from
the need to comprehend moral demands and includes
moral goals, plans, etc., are the significant
components that constitute moral culture as a
substance. Fourthly, moral creativity is a type of
human creativity that is grounded on moral awareness
and occurs concurrently with it. Fifth, morally
creative training, proper gait and posture, moral
tradition—including institutions and customs—
Sixth, the outcomes of moral inventiveness in daily
life include applying A moral lifestyle, personal
moral relationships, moral inclinations, and moral
action are generated from their integrity.
More than 60 percent of the population of
Uzbekistan are young people. This shows that
Uzbekistan, as a modern nation, has great intellectual
potential. Youth is a period of searching for a moral
ideal, forming goals and a life position, choosing a
profession, and preparing for family life.
young men and women, it is very important not
only that their activity is useful, but also that this
activity corresponds to their personal goals and helps
them to realize their life plans as much as possible.
talk about the moral education of young people,
we will dwell on Avloni's thoughts on moral
education. Moral education: the most important thing
is moral education, which gives people more honour
and high status. In the previous lesson, we said that
there is a difference between education and lessons,
because: means learner - knower, learner - doer.
That's why the teachers themselves must be a factor
in their knowledge and teach the lessons to the
students by putting them into practice. lurs.
Rasuli Akram nabiyi Muharram Sallallahu alayhi
wasallam effendi said: "The worst people are those
who do not follow their knowledge " (Avloni et. all,
2023).
Forms and methods of forming moral education
for students:
1. Explaining (telling, teaching).
2. Training (getting used to, training)
3. Example (giving advice, apologizing, asking
about favors, being an example).
4. Advice to do, to encourage (to encourage, to
persuade, to request, to beg, to wish, to approve, to
thank, to pray, to wish for a white road, etc.). the
system of condemnation and punishment (pointing
out, scolding, grudge, reprimanding, forcing,
blaming, blaming, shaming, threatening, hating,
swearing, hitting, beating, etc.) spiritual and moral
education plays an important role in the development
of the methodology.
Based on the above moral views, we consider the
tasks of educating students' emotional and moral
culture based on the following table, taking into
account the age characteristics of students and young
people in the implementation of moral education.
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Table 1: Pedagogy and Psychology in higher education in the section of educational stages
Developmental categories of moral education Ste
p
s
1st
course
2nd
course
3rd
course
4th
course
development of a culture of emotional-volitional self-regulation and
assessment of desires.
to know and understand the spiritual values of one's Motherland; to educate
tolerance, develop the ability to act responsibly; self-discipline.
Ethical education is a basic responsibility and commitment feel the
formation of creative intellect activities development and encouragement.
Of course, it is on the ground highlighted ideas
previous young stages too there is a student - young
people sure marked, this during them moral traits
deeper to master prepares.
Ethical traits and personal traits when incarnated
more stable apparently will be A student is a youth
diary in his life moral standards of society social
values with their in-practice application between
important in is considered.
Science of morality basis education is a child
hello, and happiness for good education makes, the
body pure catch, good behaviours to teach and bad
from habits storage it is necessary Education to
morality very big effect there is in our people one
parable there is "Milk with entered, soul with come
out". Ethical education organize reach social
education success appraiser the most important factor
is considered Spiritual - moral education organize
reach complicated process be lib is considered This
process not only positive traits formation, but perhaps
negative adjectives also eliminate reach, her how
unethical to actions against to fight young people urge
too in the eye holds Ethical education the content,
first of all, of young people practical in activities,
study, work, society in their work behaviour.
3 CONCLUSIONS
Instead of that's it we say maybe our people centuries
during formed rich cultural and spiritual heritage,
morals, manners, education regarding an ʼ from their
mothers How efficient if we use it, national of our
independence really devotee was young people bring
up about so much significant to achievements we will
reach Ethical education in the process perfect person
brought up adult we will deliver. Students - young
people family to life moral - psychological his
preparation one series behaviour standards,
requirements, duties realize since proof will give.
After all, family education should be an integral part
of general education. Today, the invaluable works,
scientific, poetic, and prose heritages of the
enlightened modernists, socio-philosophical, and
moral ideas serve to raise the spirituality and
enlightenment, national values and consciousness of
the Uzbek people, but also the youth of today, has
been nurturing feelings of love and loyalty to the
Motherland in the hearts of generations.
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