Lan Qyqalla, graduated from the Faculty of Philology in the branch of Albanian language and literature in Prishtina, from Republika of Kosovo. He is a professor of the Albanian language in the Gymnasium. He has written in many newspapers, portals, Radio, TV, and Magazines in the Albanian language and in English, Romanian, Francophone, Turkish, Arabic, Italian, Greek, Swedish, Hindu, Spanish, and Korean.
We often write that the great wealth and priceless property of the nation is the language.
Each of us is responsible for preserving it. There is no right to destroy our mother tongue, to make it as dry as possible with words coming from different languages. Abdulla Qadiri, the great Uzbek, reprimanded us: “The Uzbek language is not poor, but those who call the Uzbek language poor are poor.” They should not blame their ignorance on the Uzbek language.
Did Abdulla Qadiri really write novels without using Russian words? Is there a place in El’s heart?
The famous people of that time expressed their opinions with two-line verses. They were not at all ashamed of saying, “You have done me a favor, my lady.”
Hazrat Alisher Navoi, our grandfather, clearly explained the definition of our Turkish language.
I am a Turkish narration,
I made this fashion story.
Whose fame spread to the world
Enjoy even knowing Turkish.
Hazrat Navoi said that the fame of the Turkish language fills the world, this language will spread to the world. They also said that the world will benefit from this language.
A person who doesn’t know the lines of our great poet Abdulla Oripov, “The day you die, I’ll definitely die!”
The words of Halima Khudoyberdiyeva, the most charming poetess of our time, are unforgettable lines.
My pierced tongue
My cut tongue.
A huge cloud fell,
A broken tongue.
Like a bird’s feather
Forget about it, my dear.
On the floor of books
My colorful straw,
You smell like almonds
My child is neither Russian nor Uzbek,
There is a sign of Arosat.
Five hundred years ago
I understand the letter, so
What I said today
My child sometimes does not understand.
We have become a nation that forgets flowers.
We have become a forgetful nation.
A mass shooting occurred.
We have become a people who forget the language…
El’s male poet Muhammad Yusuf also considered himself guilty and a sinner in front of the Uzbek language due to the deterioration of the language:
Although I did not like those who attacked me,
I wrote a poem, but I didn’t do anything else.
I did not speak in my own language,
When I remember it, my heart hurts.
My mother tongue, forgive me, my mother tongue…
One day every year on October 21, we think about the language, the Uzbek language.
“Forgive me, mother tongue”
“As inheritors of the priceless wealth passed down from our ancestors to our generations, we need to preserve our mother tongue, enrich it, and constantly work on increasing its prestige.”
Islam Karimov, First President of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Darlings! What kind of children are we if we don’t appreciate our mother tongue? Come, my sisters, brothers, young and old, let’s come together and appreciate our mother tongue in time.
ĎÌĹBÁŔÌÑOŽÁM
Dilbar Koldoshova Nuraliyevna was born on March 5, 2007 in the Karshi district of the Kashkadarya region. She is currently the 10th “B” student of the 43rd school. Dilbarhan is the queen of poetry, the owner of creativity, a singer with a beautiful voice, and a ghazal girl.
She came first in the “Leader of the Year” competition. 1st prize in the regional stage of the “Hundred Gazelles and Hundred Gems” competition. It took part in the “Children’s Forum” category and won first place in many competitions.
She is currently the coordinator of the training department of Tallikuron MFY in Karshi district. Kamalak captain of the opposite district. Head captain of the “Girls There” club at school 43.
The articles titled “Memory is immortal and precious”, “Our School” and “Mother” were published three times in Kenya Times International magazine in 2024. In 2023, the first poems were published in the poetry collection “Yulduzlar Yogdusi” of the creative youth of the Kashkadarya region.
In 2024, ghazals of the creative youth of the Republic were published in the poetry collection “Youth of Uzbekistan”.
Uzbekistan is a place rich in historical monuments!
There is probably no person who has not heard about Uzbekistan. Or a lot of foreigners rushing to see its historical places and ancient buildings after hearing about it. The number of tourists coming to Uzbekistan every year is more. This, in turn, means that Uzbekistan’s place in the world is rich in historical places. I would like to give some information about the Shaikhontohur Ensemble, one of which is located in Tashkent!
The territory of the Shaikhontohur ensemble is located between Abdulla Qadiri and Alisher Navoi streets. The ensemble consists of three mausoleums: the mausoleum of Sheikh Khavandi Tohur, the mausoleum of Kaldirgochbi and the mausoleum of Yunus Khan.
Shaikhontohur was born in the end of the 13th century in the mountain village of Boghustan (where the Charvok reservoir is now located) in a family of owners. His father Sheikh Umar was a descendant of Umar the Second Caliph. The people believed that Sheikh Omar could create miracles and control natural phenomena. It is said that this great blessing was passed on to his son. Young Shaikhontohur studied Sufi teachings. According to the biographers, the Tashkent Sufi was particularly impressed by one fact: “High spiritual qualities and knowledge in the sciences are in direct proportion to the patience and indifference of a wise person compared to the rudeness of the ignorant.”
Sheikh lived and preached in Tashkent and died between 1355 and 1360. According to legends, the mausoleum over his grave was built on the initiative of Amir Temur. It is a low-rise two-room structure topped by two domes of different heights.
The building got its current appearance as a result of numerous restoration works and reconstructions at the beginning of the 19th century. Inside it, there are three dahms under the big dome and two dahms under the small dome. Out of 48 cypress trees (planted by Alexander the Great) – Alexander’s one remains in the mausoleum. This petrified coniferous tree is located inside the mausoleum, directly next to the majestic tomb of the Sheikh.
Needless to say, many people from Tashkent, Ubaidulla Khoja Ahror (1404-1490) and Yunushoja, who was the independent governor of Tashkent in the middle of the 18th century, belong to the generation of Shaikhontohurs.
Next to the mausoleum of Sheikhontohur, another mausoleum remains to this day. This is the grave of Kaldirgoyabi. This 15th-century architectural monument is distinguished from other structures in the complex by its pyramid-shaped dome and reminds of the tombs of the Kazakh steppes. indeed, under the domes of this mausoleum, the body of the famous statesman Tolabi (Kazakh) was buried. Together with the Tolabi Tashkentians, they succeeded in expelling the militant Kalmyk invader from the lands of Central Asia. The executive power appointed the independent governor of the Tashkent state, the mayor of Sheykhontohur, Yunuskhoja, as his representative in Tashkent.
Another great monument in the complex dating back to the 15th century is the mausoleum of Babur’s grandfather, Yunus Khan. This building has been restored many times. This house has a unique type, it is T-shaped and has a high arch along the top of the facade.
There are many historical places like this in Uzbekistan. It is our responsibility to visit them, adopt them and pass them on to future generations!
Tuliyeva Sarvinoz The owner of the state award named after Zulfia Uzbekistan
