REFORMS OF THE BUKHARA JADID MOVEMENT

Jadidists are reformers and proponents of new ideas who worked in Uzbek literature and culture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They worked to develop national consciousness, renew education and culture, and achieve progress in society. The main goal of the Jadidists was to abandon traditional methods, introduce new ideas, and modernize the educational process. Among the prominent representatives of this movement were such prominent Jadidists as Abdulla Avloni, Munavvar Qori, and Ismail Gaspirali. They sought to make changes in education, literature, and social spheres. Jadidists put forward new thoughts, innovations, and ideas in their works, and also tried to unite peoples and improve their well-being.