THE MYSTERIOUS BIRD A rare bird that you hardly see in the day but in the night, creepy. what a bird on earth perches on trees and poles scares you with its voice as fear and sorrow travel into your heart a bird with a circle-shaped eye, creepy and her ears hear ten times more than humans what a creature nature so endowed. By Praise Danjuma
Category Archives: CHAOS
Poetry from Ana Bogosavljevic
Tears In this theatre we call humanity echoes a thunderous cry of shattered children’s hearts the enemy roars shamelessly, they scatter Palestina, but they can never kill God. Shame on all cruel souls, mourn your frozen laughter heaven will carry the burden of clouds illuminating the darkness, that griveous rafter. Disguises conceal the countenance of the beast while the everlasting grace whispers softly, innocent smiles are stolen, I can hear the scream. Patience endures long but conquers mercilessly. Arrogant haughtiness, forsake all hope, your pomp is fleeting as dry leaves, eternity descends down the slope, tears will sing where angels gleam. Ana Petrovic was born on 05.02.1985 in Serbia, where she still lives. She wrote a book of poems that is not published yet, but finished medical school with a VI degree. Many of her songs are published in magazines and on portals. Some of them are translated into English. She has been working on special programs with kids who have paralysis cerebralis. She likes working with kids as much as she likes poetry.
Poetry from Mesfakus Salahin
Come in My Heart Come here, in my heart Here is your paradise. Hear the sound of love; The music of dream. That adorn the way to heart To say 'welcome' to you. Come here, in my heart See the sea of passion ; The ferry of emotion ; The boat of togetherness. We are together Forever and forever. Come here, in my heart We are the legs of the world Every moment we cross ourselves But every moment we are the same Love is the head of the world That combines two hearts And nake a river of eternity.
Poetry from Nigar Nurulla Khalilova
Letter to the mother Mom, don’t wait for me, Crying nightly, daily. It rains here in the fields, Screaming heart-rending. Mom, don’t injure my soul With eyes swollen from insomnia. Sunrise each morning, I saw, Bloody light sobbing. How I would like to kiss, Dry your bitter tears. How can I live in peace, If you yourself not despair?! At the scope of the eagles, there, In the farewell procession mountains. Take off the black cover, Straighten your shoulders, smile! Look at that height right under sky, Flag pulling hands to you. I am your son, I am alive, Leaving homeland to you. Nigar Nurulla Khalilova, poet, novelist, translator from Azerbaijan, Baku city, currently in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. She is a member of Azerbaijan Writers Union. Nigar N. Khalilova graduated from Azerbaijan Medical university, holds a Ph.D degree. She has been published in the books, literary magazines, anthologies and newspapers in Azerbaijan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, USA over the years. Nigar N. Khalilova participated in poetry festivals and was published in the international poetry festivals anthologies. Conducted data in the Austin International Poetry Festival (AIPF), 2016-2017.
Essay from Salomova Dilfuza
Seven secrets of effective learning
In order to be successful and competitive, one must always work on oneself and educate oneself. In this process, effective methods developed for the successful assimilation of knowledge will help. What is the secret of effective knowledge acquisition?
Secret 1 – what is the secret of effectively using the first 20 minutes of studying very difficult material, not overstraining the brain and ensuring mastery of the type of training in the next minutes?
A person can only concentrate at a high level during the first 20 minutes.
After half an hour, as a result of the division of attention, the reception of information slows down to 60%, after 45 minutes to 40%. Therefore, knowledge with a high level of complexity becomes more and more difficult to understand after an hour.
Secret 2 – daily victory in class …
Make it a habit to evaluate your progress in class and after class. Such an approach will help you eliminate negative aspects of the learning process, increase learning motivation and independence.
Identify your shortcomings and try to overcome them. Do this exercise regularly. Then you start to control yourself and make mistakes less.
Secret 3 – connecting theory with practice.
Theoretical knowledge is strengthened and improved by practice.
Sometimes some words are familiar to us, but we don’t understand what they are talking about.
We cannot determine the meaning of the word. Are you familiar with this problem? What does our brain do with the information we don’t use?
That’s right, it puts it in a ‘remote archive’ so as not to waste energy.
The third secret to successful learning is to gain knowledge and skills through direct experience. This is exactly what it means to be ‘shy and lazy’, which means that the most important thing is to consciously apply the theoretical knowledge we have learned.
Secret 4 – imagination.
It’s no secret that imagination gives great opportunities to perceive information. However, it has one major drawback – it cannot store the received data for a long time. The brain’s attention filtration filters out unnecessary information to save brain energy.
American psychologist George Miller developed a theory called “Miller’s wallet” and later it became known as “7+_2”. The summary of the rule is that a person’s short-term memory cannot remember more than 9 objects.
Miller’s wallet
The short-term memory or a kind of “wallet” in the human brain can hold no more than “money” of “seven coins” of different values at the same time.
If they are more than seven or nine, the brain intuitively divides them into groups of 5 to 9. There is an inextricable connection between the efficiency of our work and the number 7.
Making a piano according to the 7+_2 rule helps to save time, solve various problems, and especially manage processes more effectively.
Miller’s experiments show that a person’s short-term memory, on average, remembers nine two-digit numbers, eight multi-digit numbers, seven letters of the alphabet, and five one-syllable words.
Secret 5 – to remember information for a long time
If you need to remember for a very long time:
the first repetition after the initial reading;
the second repetition 20-30 minutes after the first repetition;
the third repetition 1 day after the second;
the fourth repetition 2-3 weeks after the third;
the fifth repetition should be done 2-3 months after the fourth repetition.
Thus, the effective repetition method allows you to store four times more new information in memory than the traditional method.
Essay from Marjona Kholikova
DESCENDANTS OF THE GREAT COMMANDER-AMIR TEMUR
Kholikova Marjona Usman’s daughter
Student of the Faculty of Primary Education at the International University of Chemistry in Tashkent
ABSTRACT
This article provides information about the descendants of the founder of the state, great leader, statesman Sahibqiron Amir Temur and cultural life during the Timurid period.
Key words: Umarshaikh Bahadir, Mironshah Mirza, Shahrukh Mirza, Jahangir Mirza, Oqa Begi Lady, Sultan Bahkt Begim.
ANNOTATION
This article provides information about the descendants of the founder of the state, the great leader, statesman Sahibkiron Amir Temur and the cultural life in the diocese of Temurov.
Key words: Umarcheikh Bahadir, Mironshah Mirza, Shahrukh Mirza, Jahangir Mirza, Oqa Begi lady, Sultan Bakht Begim.
Kill someone with a great wrist, and a thousand with great knowledge.
Amir Temur
Introduction
Ibn Arabshah, who saw Sahibqiran with his own eyes, gave the following description of Temur’s appearance and features: "He was a tall man, with a broad forehead, large head, and a meek nature. His face was red and white, although he walked a lot in the open air, he was not tanned in the sun neat broad shoulder’s long and thin fingers, long legs were of good stature.
Do not be afraid of death, even of your life even at the end (at the a ge of 69) he was reminiscent of a mighty rock with a clear memory, courage and meek nature. Although he was limping his eyes were like a burning candle, Temur who could see the essence of the matter at a glance, was observant and had drunk the art of discussion never indulged in fantasy, and if his dreams did not come true, he did it. He hid it, he would not sit down and change his plan He could tell the difference between a true word and a fictitious one when he heard it and he also made a sincere adviser a hypocrite with his arrogance, he could tell the difference from a fraudster at a glance.”
Sohibqiran Amir Temur (1336-1405)is a great person, an outstanding general a great statesman, a man who loved his country and made him famous throughout the world. He had 4 sons and 2 daughters: sons-Jahangir Mirza, Umarshaikh Mirza, Mironshah Mirza, Shahrukh Mirza; daughter’s-Aqa Begi Khanim, Sultan Bakht Begim.
Jahangir Mirza (1356-1376) was a talented military commander and diplomat , a scholar of religious mysticism well-versed in a number of wordly sciences, and a prince capable of becoming a crown prince. He died of an illness in 1376 at the age of 20.He had 2 sons- Muhammad Sultan and Pirmuhammad Mirza.
Umarshaikh Mirza (1356-1394) was a great military commander, a capable political figure, who respected the spiritual heritage of the past, had unlimited respect for saints and elders. Umarshaikh Mirza took an active part in the battles in Ferghana against the Mongol invaders. He died in 1394 during a battle in Persia. He had six sons-Pirmuhammad Mirza, Rustam Mirza, Iskandar Mirza, Saydi Ahmad Mirza, Boykara Mirza and Ahmad Mirza.
Mironshah Mirza (1366-1408) was the third son of Amir Temur he was the governor of the regions of Western Iran, Iraq and Azerbaijan. He is talented. He was a military commander and a political figure a fearless and brave warrior a talented diplomat a deeply learned prince. The great statesman and poet Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur, Mironshah Mirza’s inability to distinguish between friends and enemies, and his tendency to indulgence prevented him from managing the territory entrusted to him with justice.
In 1408 on April 21 Mironshah was killed in the war with Kara Yusuf, the Turkmen leader of Kara Kuyunli in Sardrud region of Azerbaijan, Mironshoh Mirza had 6 sons- Abu Bakr Mirza Umar Mirza,Halil Sultan Mirza, Suyurtgamish Mirza, Lyjal Mirza Sultan Muhammad Mirza.
Shahrukh Mirza (1377-1447)was the fourth son of Amir Temur and was the governor of Khurasan, Mozandaran, Seistan, Western Iran Iraq and Azebaijan. He is a great statesman, a skilled diplomat, well versed in wordly knowledge, intelligent to a sharp, strong-willed, perfect person, a military commander and a representative of science was sponsored. Shahrukh Mirza had 6 sons; John Oglan, Ibrahim Sultan Mirza, Muhammad Mirza, Suyurtgamish Mirzo, Ulugbek Mirza.
Aqa Begi Khanim (1359-1382) was the eldest daughter of Amir Temur the year of her birth is unkown. Aqa Begi Khanim married Amir Musa’s son Muhammadbek. He left one son. His name was Sultan Husain Mirza Aqa Begi died in 1382 from a serious illness.
Sultan Bakht Begim (1362-1430) the second daughter of Amir Temur was born in an unknown year. Sultan Bakht Begim was married to Amir Suleimanshah, the son of Amir Davud Dughlot. Amir Suleimanshah was the son of Amir Temur’s sister Turkon. Sultan Bakht Begim he died in Nishapur in 1430.
Amir Temur in the Middle Ages our country was under the oppression of the Mongols. He entered the political field as a far- sighted statesman during his troubles. We can see him righteously ruling during his long reign.
List of References:
1. Sharafuddin Ali Yazdi, Zafarnoma / Foreword, translation comments and indexes by Ashraf Ahmad, Haydarbek Bobobekov.-Tashkent: East,1997.Zafarnoma, Tashkent, 1997.
2. The traps of Timor. From Persian, A. Sog'uniy and H.Karomatov; Published by Jehovah's Witnesses but now out of print.
3. Cultural and industrial Tashkent
Poetry from Jessica Barnabas Joseph
A JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN Life is a ball which rolls different faces. She gives you a part as a present, You have a beginning and in this mystery Lies also an end Life is a journey You are a journey, too.