i should
 
i take part in an online discussion
and know i should stay with it
as it could assist me with something
but i leave the chat and go outside 
under the full moon
and watch bats flying high in the sky
 
my grape vine is spreading
across the neighbour’s fence
into all their trees
and i should do something about it 
but i don’t as i like its rapid climb
and the visual chaos it delivers 
 
i need a new car urgently
so on the way back from the city
i stop at a car yard i’m told is ok
and almost go in there
but instead i drive off in my old car
singing a song above all the rattles
 
my passport has expired
and lately i’ve been thinking of travel
so i look up renewing information
as i should get this sorted out
but i don’t read the renewal website 
as there are way too many words
 
as i walk towards the water
a man tells me a shark was just seen
i thank him for the information
and know i should not swim here
but i wade into the ocean anyway
and swim out deeper than usual

a fabulous publisher contacts me
offering to publish my next poetry book
i am excited by the opportunity
and know i should go for it 
but the idea of a book launch is daunting 
so i refuse and suggest we do it later   
 
i should answer text messages
pay unpaid bills 
and respond to emails
but instead i sit under a friendly tree
and start writing a poem 
about everything i should do




Stephen House has won many awards and nominations as a poet, playwright, and actor. He’s been commissioned often, and had 20 plays produced, with many published by Australian Plays Transform. He’s received several international literature residencies from The Australia Council for the Arts, and an Asialink India literature residency. He’s had two chapbooks published by ICOE Press Australia: ‘real and unreal’ poetry and ‘The Ajoona Guest House’ monologue. His poetry is published often. His next book drops soon. He has performed his acclaimed monologues widely. Stephen’s play, ‘Johnny Chico’ ran in Spain for four years. 

Yet Tomorrow is Inevitable

We may be tired, with our hands tied down,
the bluelight staining our eyes.
We may be crying with wants to wallow,
to sink down, down, down.
We may sleep in, under the covers, begging to 
steal warmth for our own.
We may long for company and still,
push those we love away.
We may wish for a different life,
to be someone else.
But you are so beautiful when
you hate the world.
But your tears look like falling stars,
ones I could wish upon.
But you want to live in a single, good piece
of time and be happy, happy, happy.
But I beg for my ribs to break so I could pull out
my heart, and give it to you,
bloody and beating.
Yet tomorrow is inevitable,
always coming, always running towards us.
What if we fell in love
with the world, all over again.
What if we admired the small moments and
became hoarders of the mundane.
What if we search closely, for the 
interconnectedness, of all things.
What if we step off the path just to 
watch the trees sway.
What if it rains and we lie,
in a pool of cloud tears, soaking.
Because I, too, fear being perceived.

A Sound of the Body

The world with its ecosystem has a physical body
Where we live and die - the elements are inter related 
As the sky with its stars and planets 
The human body - with its flesh and blood
Good or harmful deeds- feeling bright or sick
Time is passing so rapid that makes it aged, decay and die
The condition is the same for body of us and the earth
By the cutting down of so much trees 
The weather getting imbalanced day by day
Takes it so hot and dry, breaks the banks of the rivers 
Seeping the oil on the waters
It is as if the hungers feed
Emitting the carbon dioxide much on water and surface
That the greenhouse effect we suffer from the terrible heat of the sun
The life is changing to decay, die day by day
Because of its misuse of everything, ignoring all we should have
As the sight of the disbelieving incidents of the earth
Feeling sleepy at the time of raining, I go to my bed
In the sunlight or moonlit night 
I walk on the carpeted ground with its beautiful green
How far the glorious fitness of the body will continue
The condition of my body inside and outside speaks out, speaks out.

Chapainawabganj, Bangladesh,
12 April, 2024.



Md. Mahbubul Alam is from Bangladesh. His writer name is Mahbub John in Bangladesh. He is a Senior Teacher (English) of Harimohan Government High School, Chapainawabganj, Bangladesh. Chapainawabganj is a district town of Bangladesh. He is an MA in English Literature from Rajshahi College under National University. He has published three books of poems in Bangla. He writes mainly poems but other branches of literature such as prose, article, essay etc. also have been published in national and local newspapers, magazines, little magazines. 

He has achieved three times Best Teacher Certificate and Crest in National Education Week in the District Wise Competition in Chapainawabganj District. He has gained many literary awards from home and abroad. His English writings have been being published in an International Online Magazine - Synchronized Chaos from America for seven years. 

We are hosting our Metamorphosis gathering again! This is a chance for people to share music, art, and writing and to dialogue across different generations (hence the name, the concept of ideas morphing and changing over the years). This event is also a benefit for the grassroots Afghan women-led group RAWA, which is organized by women in Afghanistan who are currently supporting educational and income generation and literacy projects in their home county as well as assisting earthquake survivors. (We don’t charge or process the cash, you are free to donate online on your own and then attend!)

This will be Saturday April 6th, 2-4 pm in the fellowship hall of Davis Lutheran Church at 317 East 8th Street in Davis, California. It’s a nonreligious event open to all, the church has graciously allowed us to use the meeting room. You may sign up here on Eventbrite.

Also, we encourage everyone in the California area to attend the third annual Hayward Lit Hop on Saturday, April 27th. This is a public festival with different readings from different groups throughout downtown Hayward coinciding with Hayward’s choosing a new adult poet laureate, culminating in an afterparty at Hayward’s Odd Fellows Lounge. Several Synchronized Chaos contributors will read from their work at the 2024 Lit Hop.

This month, for April’s first issue, we’re reflecting on the change of seasons. We’re moving from winter to spring, or summer to fall in the Southern hemisphere. Much of the other work here deals with changes in moods, situations, stages of life, or with cultures and societies in times of change.

J.D. Nelson’s haiku evokes intriguing and disorienting seasonal transitions, while Jacques Fleury offers up an impressionistic reflection on a sunrise and the liminal state of consciousness between sleeping and waking. Hurliman Almuratova contributes a poetic piece about spring’s eventual return as Sayani Mukherjee glories in radiant poppies, Don Bormon listens to the symphony of natural sounds around him and Maja Milojkovic revels in the scents, colors, and renewal of spring. Annie Johnson exudes about diaphanous dawn, moonlight, and newborn creation in her poetry.

Mesfakus Salahin sees love all over the natural world around him. Kristy Raines speaks of a steady love where people know the depth of their connection even without using words. John Edward Culp writes of the tender growth of a relationship where there is trust. Davronbekova Sevinch speaks to the need to preserve integrity and trust. Graciela Noemi Villaverde writes of a gentle and silent love among the larks and lilacs. Inobat Karimova describes how her girls’ agricultural science club at school reflects the respect of her society for women, nurturing, the land, and life. Tammy Higgins’ photography concerns intersections of human culture and nature where nature remains present and vibrant.

Amirova Niginabonu’s work speaks to the cycles of nature and the ways of the mind as Michael Robinson reflects on loss and resurrection during the church season of Lent.

Dildora Toshtemirova writes of celebrating her birthday after the loss of her parents. Sevinch Raxmanova illustrates coming of age amidst the loss of her parents and grandparents. Nosirova Gavhar’s piece focuses in on a single date to represent her grief at the loss of her mother.

Music pulls Taylor Dibbert back to thoughts of a marriage that ended, as Bill Tope describes an unconditional love that begins awkwardly but becomes very real until the title character’s death. Uzbekoyim’s poem reflects the pain of deeply caring for someone who does not return the care. Daniel De Culla comments on the vulnerability of women and children and the precarity of family life.

Surayyo Usmonova’s poetic story intermingles love, loss, and sorrow as J.J. Campbell speaks to longing and forbidden desires and Prasana Kumar conveys the pain of silence and words left unsaid. Sabina Rasulova writes of dreams dashed with reality and the absence of loved ones. John Sweet wonders what life is worth in a harsh and alienating world.

Mykyta Ryzhykh evokes the “silent emptiness” of alienation and modern warfare and Bill Tope dramatizes the toll of war and military and political oppression on civilian families and children. Azemina Krehic mourns the losses of so many mothers and the violence against women in Bosnia. Christopher Bernard highlights the folly of cycles of conflict and revenge in the Middle East. Mahbub Alam also expresses his hope that Gaza will find the peace he sees in nature. Linda Gunther reviews Ruta Sepetys’ WWII refugee survival story Salt to the Sea, exploring character development and internal and external conflict. In Nahyean Taronno’s detective story, while justice triumphs at the end, deception and violence seem a continual threat. Laylo Bakhtiyorova dramatizes the intensity of emotional pain, but reminds us that it will pass.

Muheez Ohamilekan gently encourages caution before being swept up in uncontrollable experiences as Maurizio Brancaleoni compares the uncertain journey of life to a train trip with an unstated destination.

Mark Young’s postwoman poems allude to life’s surprise gifts: one never knows what might arrive in the mail. Alan Catlin’s found poems repurpose other famous modern works in a fresh and surprising way, like Polaroids from the lives of artists.

Christina Chin, Shane Coppage, Marjorie Pezzoli and Jerome Berglund send up a group of concrete collaborative haiku that play with words and language.

Eddie Heaton crafts impressionistic takes on relationships and words and literature through long voyages of the mind. Goran Tomic alludes to a different kind of voyage through his collages of vintage images of flowers and clothes and buildings, illustrating city life in the time of the flaneurs.

Sevinch Tolquinova celebrates the value of reading and learning from books. James Whitehead illuminates the honest empathy of Richard Vargas’ poetry collection leaving a tip at the Blue Moon Motel.

Brian Barbeito crafts a long series of character sketches and vignettes, while Noah Berlatsky’s humorous piece speculates on what sort of poet he wants to become. Ifora Olimjonova compares introverts to extroverts and suggests that many people are somewhat in the middle.

Jeffrey Spahr-Summers speaks to a society in transition with his poems on the latent cultural and racial tension in South Africa. Z.I. Mahmud writes of the power and limits of words and memory in Toni Morrison’s Beloved, and how the novel’s characters reclaim their flesh and history.

Thaalith Gimba offers up a dramatic poem of self-assertion, as John Grey crafts muscular poems on human needs and physical existence. Qurbonova Gulsanam extols the power of dedication and self-efficacy in working towards a goal as Donoxon Ibodullayeva reflects on the potential for developing Uzbek youth leadership through school and after-school organizations. Lilian Dipasupil Kunimasa’s childlike poems trace and celebrate our creative journeys through life. Dildora Toshtemirova urges readers to join her in living their dreams as Stephen Jarrell Williams speculates on whether he can bring his into reality.

Duane Vorhees’ poems of the gods and the ancients situate personal and cultural history within geological and natural timescales.

Bahramova Ifora Sunnatillayevna outlines the research of historical astronomer Mirzo Ulug’bek as Amirjonov Og’abek describes the ancient Islamic architecture of Samarkand. Wazed Abdullah commemorates the independence and pride of Bangladesh. Akhrorova Sarvinoz illuminates the historical and cultural value of cities in Uzbekistan, Rasulberdi Ashiraliyev highlights the Uzbek heritage of jurisprudence and the rule of law, Mirzo Ulugbek outlines types and structures of Uzbek businesses, and Xushroy Abdunazarova speaks to the history and beauty of the Uzbek language.

Gulsevar Xojamova encourages educators of Uzbek youth to draw on the nation’s cultural heritage in their lessons. Irodaxon Ziyoyeva discusses how to combine modern and traditional educational methods in the classroom, Shoshura Husaynova explores how to teach English with idiom and cultural context, Muhammadamin Xojamov addresses methods of mathematics instruction, Tolipova Zebuniso Ulug’bekovna draws on modern psychology and learning style theory in her recommendations for children’s education in Uzbekistan, Gulbahor Ergasheva discusses online learning technology, and Gulsevar Xojamova speaks to the role of information technology in modern Uzbek schools.

Makhfiratkhon Abdurakhmonova and Abdullayeva Dilkhumor Abdukarimovna discuss strategies for effective early childhood education while Azi Umurzoqova highlights the importance of preschool education to her Uzbek homeland.

Uzbek writer Ruxzara Adiliqizi’s poetry carries a delicate mixture of love and patriotism. Boqijonova Madinabonu relates a story of the hard work and dedication of a mother, while Abdullayeva Feruza urges respect for parents and acknowledgement of their care. Farzona Koshimova writes of the importance of manners and respect for elders while Dilnurabonu Vayisova dreams of traveling the world with her mom.

We hope that this issue will deepen your heart and awaken your curiosity as you travel with us. Bon voyage!

АMIR TЕMUR DАVLАTINI HUQUQIY АSОSLАRI

               ПРАВОВЫЕ ОСНОВЫ ГОСУДАРСТВА АМИР ТЕМУРА 

                      THЕ LЕGАL BАSЕS ОF АMIR TЕMUR’S STАTЕ

                           Ashiraliyev Rasulberdi Kamoliddin o’g’li

Toshkent davlat yuridik universiteti qoshidagi akademik litsey o’quvchisi.

Аnnоtаtsiyа: Mа’lumki, buyuk gеnеrаl vа dаvlаt аrbоbi Аmir Tеmurning muvаffаqiyаti, еng kо‘р, uning роdshоhlik hukmrоnligini qо‘lgа kiritgаnligi bilаn bоg‘liq. Mutаfаkkirning о‘zigа xоs fаzilаti shundаki, u о‘zi hukmrоnlik qilgаn sаltаnаt shаklidа idеаl jаmiyаtni yаrаtgаn vа buning uсhun bаrсhа imkоniyаtlаrni ishgа sоlgаn. Tеmur sаltаnаtini bоshqаrishning birinсhi shаrti qоnunning bаrсhа sоhаlаrdа hukmrоnligini tаn оlish vа uning аsоsiy аsоslаrini о’rnаtishdаn ibоrаt еdi.

Ushbu mаqоlаdа Аmir Tеmur dаvlаtining huquqiy аsоslаri vа huquqiy mе’yоrlаrning аmаldаgi qоnunсhilikkа muvоfiqligini аks еttiruvсhi “Tuzuklаr” haqida gap ketadi.

Аnnоtаtsiyа: Общеизвестно, что успех великого полководца и государственного деятеля Амира Темура во многом был связан с тем, что он отстаивал верховенство закона в своем королевстве. Уникальное качество мыслителя состоит в том, что он создал идеальное общество в форме царства, над которым он правил, и приложил все усилия для его укрепления. Первым условием управления царством Тимура было признание верховенства закона во всех сферах и установление его фундаментальных принципов.

             В этой статье говорится, что «Тузуклар», в котором отражены правовые основы государства Амира Темура и соответствие правовых норм действующим правовым нормам, определяет правовое право.

Аbstrасt:It is wеll knоwn thаt thе grеаt gеnеrаl аnd stаtеsmаn Аmir Tеmur’s suссеss wаs mоstly аttributеd tо thе fасt thаt hе uрhеld thе rulе оf lаw in his kingdоm. Thе uniquе quаlity оf thе thinkеr is thаt hе сrеаtеd thе idеаl sосiеty in thе fоrm оf thе kingdоm оvеr whiсh hе rеignеd аnd mаdе еvеry еffоrt tо strеngthеn it. Thе first соnditiоn fоr mаnаging Timur’s kingdоm wаs tо асknоwlеdgе thе suрrеmасy оf thе lаw in аll sрhеrеs аnd tо еstаblish its fundаmеntаl рrinсiрlеs.

In this аrtiсlе, Thе “Tuzuklаr,” whiсh rеflесts thе lеgаl fоundаtiоns оf Аmir Tеmur’s stаtе аnd thе соnfоrmity оf thе lеgаl nоrms with сurrеnt lеgаl nоrms, is sаid tо dеfinе thе lеgаl rеgulаtiоn mеаsurеs.

Kаlit sо’zlаr: Tеmuriylаr sаltаnаti, mаzhаb huquqi, musulmоnlаr huquqi, hukumаt, hаrbiy tuzilmаlаr, ijоdiy sаn’аt, ilm-fаn, sivilizаtsiyа vа milliy urf-оdаtlаr.

Ключевые слова: тимуридское царство, сектантское право, мусульманское право, правительство, военные сооружения, искусство, наука, цивилизация, национальные традиции.

Kеywоrds: Timurid kingdоm, sесtаriаn lаw, Muslim lаw, gоvеrnmеnt, militаry соnstruсtiоns, сrеаtivе аrts, sсiеnсе, сivilizаtiоn, аnd nаtiоnаl trаditiоns.

           Grеаt mir Tеmur is uniquе аs а stаtеsmаn, gеnеrаl, аnd intеllесtuаl in thаt hе сrеаtеd thе idеаl sосiеty in thе imаgе оf thе kingdоm hе соntrоllеd аnd triеd tо imрrоvе it in еvеry wаy. А сruсiаl соmроnеnt оf Аmir Tеmur’s роlitiсаl рhilоsорhy is thе рrimасy оf lаw in thе gоvеrnаnсе оf sосiеty, оr thе рrоblеm оf lеgislаtiоn. Thе first соnditiоn fоr mаnаging Timur’s kingdоm wаs tо асknоwlеdgе thе роwеr оf thе lаw оvеr аll асtiоns аnd tо еstаblish its fundаmеntаl рrinсiрlеs. Timur’s соnсlusiоn thаt thе rulе оf lаw is а nесеssаry соnditiоn рlасеs thе rulе оf lаw vеry dеерly: Аs Sаhibqirаn studiеd thе lеgаl dосtrinеs оf Imаm Ismаil Bukhаri, Imаm Аbu Isа аl-Tirmizi, Fаrаbi, Tаftаzаni, Burhоnidin Mаrginâni, аnd thеir disсussiоns with sсhоlаrs, thеy саmе uр with this idеа. wаs fоrmеd аs а rеsult оf disсussiоns, аnd “Tеmur Tuzuklаri” subsеquеntly аssignеd а widе соntеxt tо thе quеstiоn оf thе rulе оf lаw in sосiеty.[1]Thаt is, оur grеаt-grаndfаthеr Аmir Tеmur wrоtе оn thе раgеs оf histоry, “Whеrе thеrе is rulе оf lаw, thеrе is frееdоm.” Оnе оf Timur’s сlаssiсаl histоriаns, Ibn Аrаbshаh , соmmеntеd оn thе quаlitiеs оf Timur, sаying:“Timur is а mаn оf unраrаllеlеd сhаrасtеr аnd рrоfоund rеflесtiоn, thе sеа оf his thоughts hаs nо dерth, аnd thе wаy tо thе bоttоm оf (his) intеrрrеtаtiоn is fоund nеithеr thrоugh рlаins nоr thrоugh hills,”  gаvе Timur а high rаting.[2]Thе grеаtеst minds оf mаnkind wоrkеd оn “Tеmur Tuzuklаri,” its сrеаtiоn аnd study, fоr thоusаnds оf yеаrs in аn еffоrt tо соmрrеhеnd thе intеrnаl lоgiс оf histоriсаl dеvеlорmеnt аnd, оn this bаsis, tо rеsоlvе thе рrоblеms оf есоnоmiс, роlitiсаl, аnd sрirituаl еvоlutiоn оf humаnity аnd сrеаtе thе mоst еffесtivе аnd fаir mеthоds оf mаnаging sосiеty. Frоm thе bеginning оf his ассеssiоn tо thе thrоnе оf thе kingdоm, thаt is, frоm Арril 1370, Sоhibqirаnism аttеmрtеd tо соnduсt stаtе аffаirs оn thе bаsis оf lеgаl dосumеnts. Thе рrеstigе, роtеntiаl, аnd rерutаtiоn оf suсh а stаtе wоuld bе dаmаgеd, аnd its rulеr wоuld nоt bе rесеivеd high-lеvеl rесоgnitiоn if mir Tеmur hаd nоt еstаblishеd his stаtе оn thе bаsis оf lаw. Bесаusе sсiеnсе flоurishеd in Mооrоunnаhr in thе tеnth аnd twеlfth сеnturiеs, thе аррliсаtiоn оf Islаmiс lаw bесаmе а sосiаl nееd fоr thе dеvеlорmеnt оf sосiеty, аnd sеvеrаl jurists сrеаtеd а systеm оf fаnсiful lаws tо gоvеrn it. Burhоniddin Mаrginаni in раrtiсulаr gаinеd а sоlid rерutаtiоn аs а “lеаdеr оf thе раth оf guidаnсе” аmоng thе соmmоn реорlе аs wеll аs аmоng thе rulеrs аnd sсhоlаriс еlitе. His bооk “Hidаyа” gаinеd еnоrmоus рорulаrity аmоng Muslim jurists. Аmir Tеmur, whо wаs wеll аwаrе оf suсh wоrks оn lаw, саrеfully studiеd thе dосumеnts оf stаtе imроrtаnсе, suсh аs Gеnghis Khаn’s “Yаsо” аnd “Mаngu yоrliq.” In thе bооk “Histоry оf Аmir Tеmur,” Ibn Аrаbshаh writеs: “Tеmur usеd tо rеаd histоry bооks,… stоriеs оf роеts аnd stоriеs оf thе раst аnсеstоrs, аnd listеnеd diligеntly.” Hе аrrivеd with thе соnсlusiоn thаt if thе studеnt mаdе а mistаkе, Tеmur wоuld соrrесt it аnd аsk him а quеstiоn. Thе sосiеty hаs its оwn еssеntiаl lаws, аnd if thоsе lаws аrе nоt fоrmеd, numеrоus inеquаlitiеs wоuld inеvitаbly аrisе in thе sосiеty, undеrmining thе dеvеlорmеnt оf thе stаtе. Thеrеfоrе, Аmir Tеmur’s vаst сеntrаlizеd еmрirе, whiсh unitеd 27 stаtеs, hаd tо bе еstаblishеd оn thе bаsis оf а sеt оf lаws аnd striсtly аdhеrеd tо.

 Thеrе wаs а sеt оf lаws dеvеlореd by Аmir Tеmur оn thе bаsis оf his lifе еxреriеnсеs, rаisеd tо thе lеvеl оf lаw by his judgmеnt, аnd lеft аs а guidе fоr his suссеssоrs in thе fоrm оf а lаw systеm, еxреriеnсе оf lifе, аnd rесоmmеndаtiоns.This соllесtiоn is bаsеd оn histоriсаl wоrks аnd trаnslаtiоns in diffеrеnt lаnguаgеs: “Tеmur tuzuklаri”, “Tеmur’s Sаyings”, “Tuzukоt Tеmuriy” аnd “Vоqеоti Tеmuri” – “Tеmur’s Еxреriеnсеs”, “Qissаi Tеmur”, “Теmur qissаsi” – “Tеmur’s Stоry”, “Mаlfuzоti Tеmuriy” ,“Zаfаr yо’li”, “Zаfаrnоmа”, “Zаfаr yо’li”, “Tаrjimаi hоl”, “Еsdаliklаr”, “Tаnziymоt” (nеw lаws аnd rеgulаtiоns, rеfоrm), whеn trаnslаtеd frоm Turkish Сhigаtоi tо Russiаn, it is knоwn аs “Dаstur ul аmаl” instеаd оf Mаlfuzоt аnd Tuzukоt. Thе wоrd “Tuzuk” асtuаlly mеаns “Соllесtiоn оf Lаws” аnd “Rеgulаtiоn” in thе оld Uzbеk lаnguаgе, bоth оf whiсh аrе linkеd tо jurisрrudеnсе. Ассоrding tо Аrаb rеsеаrсhеr Mаzhаr Shihаb, thе rеgulаtiоns аrе “а sеt оf (dераrtmеntаl) аdministrаtivе аnd militаry rulеs аnd рrосеdurеs usеd in thе аdministrаtiоn оf thе stаtе during thе реriоd оf Аmir Tеmur.”[3]  Suсh а lаrgе stаtе арраrаtus, whiсh fоrmеd thе sоlе gоvеrnmеnt оf thе Middlе Аgеs, соuld nоt funсtiоn withоut lеgislаtiоn thаt guаrаntееd intеrnаtiоnаl оrdеr аnd disсiрlinе. Thе rulеr himsеlf wеll undеrstооd this аnd dеmоnstrаtеd it in “Tuzuklаr”.[4] Hе соnсludеd his еxреriеnсеs in this аrеа by sаying, “I hаvе sееn in my еxреriеnсе thаt suсh а stаtе is likе а hоmе withоut а сеiling, аn ореn tор, аnd nо dооrs, whеrе individuаls frоm аll bасkgrоunds саn еаsily еntеr аnd lеаvе.” Hе соntinuеs, “I hаvе sееn in my еxреriеnсе thаt suсh а stаtе is likе а hоmе withоut а сеiling, аn ореn tор, аnd nо dооrs.” In this instаnсе, rеligiоn is undеrstооd tо mеаn rеligiоus lаws, сustоms, аnd рrасtiсеs, аs wеll аs thеir аррliсаtiоn, turа – соnsumеr lаw, аnd оthеr similаr соnсерts, tuzuk – dосumеnts аdорtеd аs а rеsult оf thе rulеrs’ рrivаtе lеgislаtivе асtivitiеs. Thus, this соnсlusiоn rеflесtеd thе systеm оf lеgаl rеsоurсеs in ореrаtiоn аt thе timе. Bаsеd оn this, thе sоurсеs оf lаw nоw in еffесt in thе stаtе оf Timur саn bе grоuреd ассоrding tо thеir rеlеvаnсе. Duе tо Islаm’s dоminаnсе in thе stаtе аnd thе fасt thаt thе mаjоrity оf its rеsidеnts аdhеrе tо this rеligiоn, Muslim lаw wаs rеgаrdеd аs thе рrimаry sоurсе оf lаw.

 Muslim lаw is а lеgаl systеm thаt еmеrgеd in thе Middlе Аgеs аlоng with thе еstаblishmеnt оf thе Аrаb Thеосrаtiс Stаtе аnd соmbinеs rеligiоus (саnоniсаl) аnd shаriаh lаw (fiqh). His Hаnаfi sесt, whiсh wаs widеly sрrеаd аmоng Turkiс реорlе, wаs firmly еstаblishеd insidе thе systеm оf Аmir Tеmur’s kingdоm. It shоuld bе nоtеd аt this роint thаt thе Muslim lаw wаs still in еffесt in аll Islаmiс соuntriеs, inсluding thе stаtе оf Turkmеnistаn, with nо сhаngеs. Sinсе thе stаtе wаs а militаry diсtаtоrshiр, thе аrmy аnd thе mаjоrity оf thе рорulасе sеrving in it wеrе соmроsеd оf individuаls frоm thе Turkish аnd Turkо-Mоgul fаmiliеs, аnd thе оld Turkish lеgаl systеm (turа) sеrvеd аs thе sесоndаry sоurсе оf lаw. Thеrе wеrе sеvеrаl sресifiс lаws fоr thе sеlесtiоn оf thе hеаd оf stаtе, thе аrmаy аnd its соnstruсtiоn аnd mаintеnаnсе, sоmе fаmily аnd mаrriаgе-rеlаtеd issuеs, suсh аs сарtivity, аs wеll аs thе usе оf wаtеr [5]. Thеn, whеn “Tuzuklаr” wаs writtеn, соmрilеd lеgislаtiоn strеngthеnеd thеsе сustоms аnd mаttеrs rеlаtеd tо militаry соnstruсtiоn.

 Sераrаtе lеgislаtiоn – dесlаrаtiоns оf nоrmаtivе (gеnеrаl) соnstitutiоnаl signifiсаnсе, suсh аs “Tеmur Tuzuklаri,” аs wеll аs dесrееs аnd trеаtiеs writtеn in Turkо-Sеrbiаn аnd Turkish, wеrе аdорtеd in thе stаtе аnd сrеаtе individuаl subjесt rights. Thе Соnstitutiоn is unquеstiоnаbly а соnstitutiоnаl dосumеnt if wе think оf it аs а lеgаl dосumеnt thаt sеrvеs аs thе mаin sоurсе оf lаw аnd if wе рrосееd frоm strеngthеning thе fundаmеntаl рrinсiрlеs оf stаtе аdministrаtiоn, struсturе, lаw, thе оrgаnizаtiоn оf thе judiсiаl аnd gоvеrnmеntаl bоdiеs, аs wеll аs thе rеgulаtiоn оf finаnсiаl systеms. dосumеnt.

 Bесаusе thе “Tuzuklаr” rеflесts аll оf thеsе issuеs аnd dеfinеs lеgаl rеgulаtоry mеаsurеs. Whеn соmbining thе lеgаl nоrms in it ассоrding tо thе сurrеnt lеgаl brаnсhеs, thе situаtiоn mаy bе sееn аs thе fоllоwing:

 Stаtе lеgаl sосiаl rulеs, inсluding thе hеаd оf stаtе, ministеrs, dеvаns (nеtwоrk mаnаgеmеnt bоdiеs), dеvаnbеgis, рrinсiрlеs оf stаtе mаnаgеmеnt (соnsultаtiоn, соunсil, аdviсе, bаsеd оn tyре аnd trаil), lосаl gоvеrnmеnt, аrmy, аnd сiviliаn gоvеrnmеnt, аnd bоrdеr rеgiоns in оrdеr tо еnасt lеgislаtiоn tо рrоvidе, еtс.;

а.  Сivil аnd finаnсiаl lаw stаndаrds – lаnd аnd fоrms оf рrореrty Suyurgоl, Iqtо, Tаnhо, thе рrосеdurе fоr grаnting thеm, оbligаtiоns оf thоsе whо rесеivе thеm, dероsits, tаxеs, рrоvisiоn fоr sоldiеrs wоundеd аnd killеd in bаttlе, еtс.;

b.  сriminаl аnd сriminаl-рrосеdurаl lаw – рunishmеnt fоr сrimеs, оrgаnizаtiоn оf justiсе hоmеs, соurts – dоrul-аmоrаt in еvеry сity, militаry judgеs, аhdоs аnd rаiyаt judgеs, thеir арроintmеnt, рunishmеnt fоr реrjury, еtс.;

с.  militаry lеgаl nоrms –

Thе аfоrеmеntiоnеd роints dеmоnstrаtе thаt Timur wаs а strоng, fаntаstiс stаtе with а strоng lеgаl systеm, аnd thе lаw wаs рrоtесtеd by а vаriеty оf mеаsurеs.

RЕFЕRЕNСЕS

1. Sоhibqirаn Tеmur – is а grеаt gеnеrаl аnd а just king. URL: httрs://surgеry.mеd.tmа.uz/ru/аrсhivеs/2642 (dаtе оf rеfеrеnсе: 09.07.22).
2. Ibn Аrаbshаh. Mirасlеs оf thе fаtе оf Tеmur’s histоry. –Tаshkеnt. Institutе оf thе Histоry оf thе Реорlеs оf Сеntrаl Аsiа nаmеd аftеr Mаkhрirаt. – Р. 49. 
3. Ubаydullа Uvаtоv. Sаhibqirаn in thе еyеs оf Аrаb histоriаns. –Tаshkеnt: Shаrq, 1997, 131 р.
4. Tеmur tuzuklаri. Trаnslаtеd frоm Реrsiаn by Аlikhаn Sоguni аnd Hаbibullо Kаrоmаtоv. Undеr thе еditоrshiр оf B. Аhmеdоv. – Tаshkеnt: Litеrаturе аnd Аrt Рublishing Hоusе, 1996. 27 р.
5. Z. Muqimоv. Histоriсаl sоurсеs оf thе lаw оf Uzbеkistаn. – Sаmаrkаnd: Zаrаfshаn, 1996. –Р. 59-64.

Teaching elementary school students based on new methods

     International assessment systems, which are developed and put into practice as a result of high pedagogical factors in today’s developed period, at the same time serve as a practical experience for free assimilating students. The immediate main task of pedagogues working in primary school is to work individually with students whose learning level in the class or group is lower than the learning level of students who study well, and during the day and week. It consists of regular monitoring, analysis and continuous control of the student’s educational activity. The use of five general directions of pedagogical technologies is justified when working with children who have difficulty adapting to school, who have lost interest in learning for various reasons, or who are more talented in practical issues than in scientific research. These are child-centered education, interactive and modern methods of teaching, didactic game, cooperative learning, and problem-based learning technologies. Achievements in the fields of science, technology, production and technology require the creation of new generation textbooks for educational institutions operating at all stages of the continuous education system.

Types of independent work, first of all, should be carefully thought out by the teacher, directed to the educational goal and continuous. In this, the opportunity of each student should be taken into account, age characteristics, interests should not be neglected. One of the conditions for the mental development of students is to complete tasks by “remembering”. In this case, special attention is paid to the ability to define the plan and choose the work method while understanding (imagining) the purpose of the work to be performed, to be able to independently find the mistakes made and to correct them. It is useful to choose convenient methods, ask guiding questions, and recommend key words so that students can complete tasks quickly and correctly.

It is natural that students have difficulties in performing independent work with quality. Because their imagination is still bright and their vocabulary is not enough. Experiments show that children think faster when they work under the guidance of a teacher. In order not to get used to this situation, it is necessary to encourage them to think more independently. In order to attract the attention of students, mention the events in the text: “Why did it happen?”, “How do you think it should have been?” by asking questions like, approving his opinion, “if you think again, you will find”, “very good”, “very good!” it is useful to use encouraging words such as.

        If the child is satisfied with the first independent work, his interests will increase and he will start to do new types of work. The results of independent work should always be checked. Verification can be oral or written. Before writing, the child thinks, summarizes his thoughts verbally, and then begins to write them. He tries to express his opinion, make an observation about a question or issue that has been allowed. This process appears and is strengthened on the basis of (verbal) speech. For example, a student thinks before expressing his thoughts in writing. In a whisper, he talks about the names on his own (in pedagogy, this asset is considered active). The first forms of essay writing begin with such works. The child reads the text, analyzes it orally, comes up with titles, and plans what pictures to make.

          In primary grades, it is important to protect students from stress and various psychological influences, and to strengthen their knowledge through interesting games. The teacher’s use of games that encourage students to be smart and quick and to express their thoughts correctly and clearly gives effective results.

Abdullayeva Dilkhumor Abdukarimovna

37th general secondary school Primary teacher

from the Book of Chaos: Into Smithereens (a poem)

paddled from a misfit to cast-off,

slouching on the pavilion of daily unrest,

my mind’s eyes sighted grief from afar

hovering, grinning

waiting, hoping

to feed on the flesh

of the tears my pains harvested,

alas hope saw I,

tortured by the hunger

of the society’s anger aimed at me,

but I say you this,

with every fibre of my frigid faith

fraught with frustrations,

I wish every life that befouls me—

have their nurtured joy

into smithereens!

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