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“Reforms in the Education System of the Moderns of Turkestan” 
 
 
 
Yusupova Laylo Umidbek qizi 
Bachalor, at Gulistan State University 
 
Annotation: The article covers the actions of the jadids of Turkestan, the works they wrote, the 
schools opened on their side, the subjects taught in schools, the activities of the jadids. Scientific 
considerations have also been made about the local schools that the Jadids opened for the purpose of 
making the people educated, and the teaching aids for these schools. 
Key words: Crimean, Boqchasaroy, Abdulahadkhan, Ubaydulla Asadullakhojayev, 
Munavvarqori, Chimkent, rustuzem schools. 
 
INTRODUCTION 
The new method schools were educational institutions that reformed the educational methods and 
programs of Muslim schools, taught children in their native language hatsavod, and promoted new 
ideas. Originally founded in Boqchasaroy, Crimea in 1884 by the enlightened Ismailbek Gasprinsky, it 
was a school of" usuli savtiya avoduria "("developing sound method"). The development of Commerce 
and industry in Turkestan in the late 19th and early 20th centuries created a need for the cultivation of 
individuals who could manage these sectors. 
Centuries-old schoolhouses did not give young people the necessary secular knowledge and skills. 
Therefore, schools that provide education in a new way began to open. In 1893, with the permission of 
the Emir of Bukhara Abdulahad Khan and the permission of the Holy Prophet Vobkendiy and Domla 
Fozil saiyharakati of gijduwon, the first new method School was opened. My next new method schools 
in the territory of Uzbekistan. In 1898, Salahiddin was opened in Kokand by tatar teachers in the 
presence of domla and a cotton mill in Samarkand (Uzbeks called such schools "nogoy school" during 
this period). Starting in 1900, Munavvargori Abdurashidkhanov, a major exponent of the jadidism 
movement in Tashkent, founded Abdukadir Shukuriy (Shakuriy) in Samarkand, my new method 
schools. Started work. Such schools were also opened in Andijan and Namangan, Khiva Khanate. 
1908 in Bukhara A. Another new method school founded by Burhonov was closed shortly after. New 
method my schools.at the schoolhouse switched from the method of single teaching to the method of 
teaching in the classroom, geogr in the classrooms. Visual guides appeared on his maps, globes, etc.