It is known that there are more than 200 States, more than 2,000 nationalities and nationalities on earth

It is known that there are more than 200 States, more than 2,000 nationalities and nationalities on earth. Every nation and elat has its own history, language and culture, regardless of whether it has its own statehood or not. The first sign of nationality is language. The first sign of culture is decency! The first sign of decency...

the first sign of decency is greeting! Greeting sounds special in every language, even every moment. However, the lexical meaning of all is synonymous with the word" health". There are also such verses that, on the basis of the words of their greeting, there are such linguistic meanings as "soul is safe", "do you have food", "snow is full", "do you have power in your body", "family is calm", "Hut idol", "no death". It is not surprising that this thing took shape over the centuries, millennia, when people survived the night, came from the acquisition and sharing of the most important information in the morning. Even so, the meanings of all greeting words go and go anyway to the words "health", "peace", "peace", "vitality", "vitality".

Take, for example, the word "assalomu Aleikum" in our own national manners, that is, in our greeting etiquette. It comes from the Arabic language, which means" I wish you peace, health and health." The word" and aleykum assalom "("valeykum assalom") is also said in response to it in the sense of" I wish you peace, health-health too."

The word" Assalomu Aleikum " is an official greeting sentence in more than 40 countries around the world. It is used by more than 500 Nations and nations. This is due to the penetration of the Islamic religion into the culture of the peoples of the world. The meaning of the Russian word "Zdravstvuyte" is also derived from the word "zdorove", which means "be healthy". The greeting etiquette of the Slyavyan peoples is also expressed in the desire for health, peace and security.

Let's now get acquainted with the important aspects of Uzbek greeting etiquette. Of course, there is no limit to the rules of greeting etiquette when creativity is created and thought out. But it is always better to keep in mind the 7 most important rules.

1-rule of decency. When greeting, first of all, the words" Assalomu Aleikum "and" and Aleikum assalom " must be fully pronounced.

Its reduction, distorted pronunciation is contrary to the rules of decency, its original meaning-logic. Malalan, the word" hello "itself sounds in the meaning of" calm"," healthy", from which the meaning of" I wish you " may fall. In addition, the word" without good "can never replace the word" Assalomu Aleikum". "Privet"," Hai"," chmok " or similar signs of popular culture — the first sign of obscenity! After all, how correct is it for us to introduce the greeting etiquette of another language and nation to ourselves? If they say hello in Russian or English, and then continue the conversation in the same languages-that's another matter! Is it not a sign of ignorance, ignorance, the inclusion of the words "foreign greeting" in the rules of national decency, without knowing the language? When someone calls it" convenient", they get lost. In fact, it is convenient to walk without wearing clothes, but we dress for decency and habit, protection and taste. Even in tribes that still live in a wild way, people walk around closing avrat places. Hence, to pronounce the words of the greeting in a distorted way is the same as walking without a dress...

2-rule of decency. When greeting, a person who is younger first greets someone who is older than him. However, he is not the first to hand.

In the greeting etiquette between the couple, the mistress of the apartment must first greet the head of the family. Children are obliged to be the first to greet their parents, brothers and sisters, just like that, the teacher of students. The etiquette of holding hands when greeting is the opposite. The younger one does not stretch the hand until the older one reaches out. We all know this. But do you know why exactly this is so? This thing fell into a mold for centuries in the personality society and became a golden rule from time to time. Because there is a psychological side to this rule. This is how the advantage in communication, that is, the position, is determined. Older in communication, it means that the preference of a more experienced person is quite effective. In short, Honor is honored after showing respect. If you pay attention, the leader will be greeted by his subordinates first. The conversation, that is, the advantage over the rest of the communication, also continues towards its first appearance, that is, the turn in greeting. Here, of course, The Age Indicator can fall to the second level. This thing contradicts not only the second, but even the next third rule. Hence, the age of the leader is considered to be the first to greet his older and younger employees — a sign of decency. This is the same thing as the younger one faces and greets the older one. Nodding, Browning, whispering, eyelash patting put a look — neither salute nor alik is suitable to take. Such a greeting is a sign of helplessness, arrogance!

3-rule of decency. A person who comes to a place where there are many, regardless of his position or age, should be the first to greet.

This rule has its own advantages. So is his logic. First, such a greeting will take a short time and will attract the attention of those present. The opposite, however, leads to certain inconveniences when greeting, long-lasting requests. The same rule also includes some requirements for manual transmission. A person does not have to shake hands with as many as possible. When many people express a desire to shake hands with a single person joining their circle, it's another matter. The one who joins the circle at the very end can shake hands with them without haste. However, this causes discomfort in terms of time and practice. You can say that this rule is contrary to the second rule in some cases. For example, in the classroom. In the greeting of the teacher and students before the start of the lesson. The second rule prevails in this situation. Inside or outside the school building, on the street melody will definitely be the first to greet the teacher of students. It is enough for students who take their place to attend the lesson to stand up and show respect when the teacher comes in. The teacher can start the lesson by taking alik to the greeting of his students. It is not the number of persons greeting in this place, but the position will be in the advantage of decency.

4-rule of decency. Regardless of the number and age of the salutary and alik recipients, the salutary person is not greeted.

In different religions of the world, the rules for faith, for the fulfillment of its deeds are different. In the Muslim world, prayer is performed, Christians are baptized, etc... It is important that at such a moment a person is in a deep mental state, that is, loneliness of a certain meaning, unanimity, supplication. Even during prayer, the worshiper prostrates the creator, forgetting for a moment the events and worries around him. At this time, greeting from Aries, not only greeting, making noise, making a voice — is considered impolite. In fact, no greetings are given twice a day. However, it is possible to say hello again during the day after prayer. It is obligatory to say hello to a person who is praying or receive alik to his greeting, one of the qualities of Uzbek decency. The same rule applies to those who are carefully reading books, writing something on paper or in front of a computer. It is possible to greet a person who is busy with reading and writing only when he is distracted for a moment and looks in your direction. Within the framework of this rule, do not greet those who are in the reading of the Quran or read its surahs aloud and recite them.

5-rule of decency. Those who have not been washed away or have been abused will not be greeted.

In the personality society, there are personal hygiene rules that have been polished for thousands of years and have become strictly one. It is wrong to say hello to someone who, waking up from sleep, did not wash his face or face and did not bring aft-Angori to the usual appearance. This rule also has ethical and aesthetic roots. It is known that when a person goes to sleep, his hair may be dull, his face-eyes swollen, and his skin may be flooded with various rashes. A person looks in the mirror while washing his face, teeth, overcomes the symptoms of sleep and fully realizes what he looks like. Her outfit, hairstyle, hair on the forehead-magnifying her beard. Eliminates existing shortcomings. The location is unaware of its appearance and can get into an uncomfortable situation if it is in a greeting, and then when you find out. Likewise, it is not out of decency that those whose ablution is violated should be greeted. A sign of decency is the fact that a person who is not faced with a face, whose appearance is not brought to the epic, walks in sleeping clothes, who for one reason or another has a violation of his education, walks silently across the ground on both sides, greets openly after the discomfort has been eliminated.

6-rule of decency. There is no greeting at all in the lobby and bathroom.

A person has different biological needs. Every person is born, dies, gets sick, eats, vomits, enters the hospice, cuts hair, shortens nails, cries, laughs, obeys the rules of sexual life, bathes in the bathroom, etc., etc...