Ashurali Legacy Academy – A solid step towards the future
Ashurali Legacy Academy is a modern educational center that began its operations on February 19, 2025. This educational center was established to provide quality education to the younger generation and help them master foreign languages.
The Academy is named after the late Ashurali Alijonov. This name was chosen not only to honor the memory of the man, but also as a symbol of passing on knowledge, education, and noble values to future generations.
Ashurali Legacy Academy specializes in teaching English and Russian. Classes are conducted using modern methodologies, with special emphasis on developing students’ listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.
The training center is located in the Andijan district, Andijan region, Nayman MFY, Republic of Uzbekistan. This facility provides local youth with the opportunity to receive quality language education on their territory. �
Golden Pages +1
The main goal of the academy is to unleash the potential of each student, equip them with modern knowledge and skills, and create a solid foundation for their future education and professional career.
Ashurali Legacy Academy is not just a training center, but a place that leads to knowledge, aspiration and success. This institution aims to perpetuate the bright memory of Ashurali Alijonov, while serving the future generation in achieving great goals.
Fhen M. is a multi-awarded Waray poet. He placed 2nd in the 1st Chito Roño Literary Awards for Waray poetry, and has multiple daily wins in the DYVL Siday Contest, a radio-based poetry competition. His work has appeared in Horseshoe Spring 2024 [“Bamboo House”] and Horseshoe Fall 2025 [“Homing”], with “Shadow Puppet” accepted by Straylight Literary Magazine. “Bookcase in the House of My Ancestors” and “Spending the Night on Planet Mars” are featured in Well Read Magazine: Best of 2024, Vol. 1.
Ripping through the curtains of cold, desolate nights
Squeeze in, right up to the heart
Shake me up time and again
Show a ghastly carmagnole of wounds
And still say,
“The night is yet to pass.”
Paudyal is a Nepali poet who writes in Nepali and English. Sunya Praharko Sakshi and Notes of Silent Times are his published works of poetry. He teaches at the Central Department of English, Tribhuvan University. He is also a noted critic and translator.