TOPIC: HISTORICAL BASIS AND DEVELOPMENT DYNAMICS OF TRADITIONAL CEREMONIES AND CUSTOMS OF THE UZBEKISTAN PEOPLE
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This research work analyzes the traditional ceremonies and customs of the Uzbek
people, the historical roots of their customs, stages of formation, and cultural and social changes that have
occurred over time. The emergence of ritual culture in Uzbekistan dates back to the most ancient times,
that is, to civilizations and modern Turkic societies. Zoroastrian religious traditions formed on the basis of
archaeological finds, written sources, and examples of folk oral art - rituals based on the worship of fire,
sun, and water - are studied as an integral part of the life of the people.
The scientific thesis is devoted to the study of the historical evolution of customs and rituals in
Uzbekistan from ancient times to the present day, and to the analysis of the religious, social, and cultural
life of rituals. The restoration shows that the ritual culture of the Uzbek people has changed its form over
thousands of years, enriching its important content and enriching the important content of the
understanding of national identity. Traditional rituals continue to retain their significance today as a factor
strengthening the spirituality, values, and social cohesion of the people.
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