REFLECTION OF FOLK MEDICINE IN THE ELEMENTS OF PRIMITIVE RELIGION (THE EXAMPLE OF JIZZAKH)

Article Sidebar

PDF
Published: apr 9, 2024
Keywords:
animism, shamanism, blessing, medicine, health, ecstasy, syncretic, disease.

Main Article Content

Abdurakhmanova Kamolakhon
National University of Uzbekistan
Jurabekova Matluba
National University of Uzbekistan

Abstract

This article highlights the role of folk medicine in primitive religions based on field research. The use of folk medicine in the customs and religious views of the Uzbek people was analyzed on the example of the religious views of the residents of Jizzakh region. We can see that the aspects related to medicine in some elements of primitive religions are still preserved in the daily life of the inhabitants of some remote rural areas of our country, and there are believers in various beliefs related to them. In today's era of advanced science, the elements of medicine in religious views are gaining an important place in the life of society.

Article Details

How to Cite
Abdurakhmanova , K., & Jurabekova , M. (2024). REFLECTION OF FOLK MEDICINE IN THE ELEMENTS OF PRIMITIVE RELIGION (THE EXAMPLE OF JIZZAKH). Scientific Journal of the Fergana State University, 30(1), 62. Retrieved from https://journal.fdu.uz/index.php/sjfsu/article/view/3548
Issue
No. 1 (2024): Scientific journal of the Fergana State University (Social humanities sciences)
Section
History
Creative Commons License

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Author Biographies

Abdurakhmanova Kamolakhon, National University of Uzbekistan

National University of Uzbekistan teacher of "Anthropology and Ethnology" department

Jurabekova Matluba, National University of Uzbekistan

National University of Uzbekistan Ethnography, ethnology and anthropology student

References

Hasaniy M. Drops from the ocean of medicine.-Tashkent. 1989. - P.5.

Ashirov A. “Uzbek of the people ancient It’s faith and ceremonies”. -Tashkent. 2007. - P. 32.

Tylor E.B., Primitive culture. – Washington, 1874.

Jabbarov Iso. Uzbeks: lifestyle and culture. - Tashkent. 2003. -P.121.

Kholmurodov R., Zaripov B.. Folk medicine: Nature and human harmony// Community newspaper. 05.05.2020.

Mamatova A. 1965 – year, Jizzakh province: Velvet district, Well in the village lives job vendor.

Ashirov A. “Traces of shamanistic beliefs in life patterns of the Uzbeks in the Fergana valley” article.

“Basics of Linguistics study guide”. Uzbekistan. -1995. P. 34 – 36.

Tokarev S.A., “Rannie formy religion”. M – 1990. -P. 262.

Oroz M. “Turkish mysteries”. Turkish. - 1991.-P.8.

Ashirov A. “Uzbek of the people ancient It’s faith and ceremonies”. Tashkent.- 2007. -P. 32.

Ashirov A. “Traces of shamanistic beliefs in life patterns of the Uzbeks in the Fergana valley” article.

Ashirov A. “Ancient beliefs and rituals of the Uzbek people”. - Tashkent. 2007.-P. 36.

Ashirov A. Ancient beliefs and rituals of the Uzbek people''. - Tashkent- 2007 .-P. 38.

Ashirov A. "Traces of shamanistic beliefs in life patterns of the Uzbeks in the Fergana valley" article.