THE IMPORTANCE OF UZBEKISTAN FOLK SAYS AND APHORISMS IN SPIRITUAL EDUCATION
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folk oral art, proverb, aphorism, spirituality, folk pedagogy, morality, national value, enlightenment, education, youth, spiritual immunity.Abstract
The article analyzes the role of Uzbek folk proverbs and aphorisms in spiritual education, their influence on personal development, their connection with folk pedagogy, and the possibilities of their application in the modern educational process. The spiritual content of aphorisms is highlighted based on the wisdom of such scholars as Alisher Navoi, Abdulla Avloni, and Ahmad Donish. The study describes the pedagogical and psychological significance of folk art in the education of youth on a scientific and theoretical basis.
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