books recommended by rector

"Siyosatnoma" (also known as "Siyasatnama" or "The Book of Government") is a treatise written by Nizomulmulk, a Persian vizier and a prominent political figure during the Seljuk Empire in the 11th century. Nizomulmulk served under Sultan Malik Shah and is best known for his administrative reforms and contributions to the governance of the empire.
The text outlines Nizomulmulk's views on governance, justice, and the responsibilities of rulers. It emphasizes the importance of a wise and just ruler for maintaining order and stability in the state. PDF

"Aljabrning tug'ilishi" is a notable work by Mirkarim Osim, an Uzbek author, scholar, and playwright. The title translates to "The Birth of Algebra" in English, and the book discusses the history and development of algebra, particularly within the context of the Islamic Golden Age and its mathematical traditions.
Historical Context: The book explores the origins of algebra, tracing its roots back to ancient civilizations such as the Babylonians and Greeks, and highlighting the significant contributions made by Muslim mathematicians during the Islamic Golden Age, particularly figures like Al-Khwarizmi. PDF

“Samarqand tarixidan tomchilar” ("Drops from the History of Samarkand") is a historical work by Amriddin Berdimurodov, an Uzbek historian and author. The book delves into the rich and intricate history of Samarkand, one of Central Asia's oldest and most significant cities. It serves as an important resource for understanding the city's cultural, political, and social development throughout various historical periods.
A. Berdimurodov provides a comprehensive overview of Samarkand's history, exploring events from ancient times through significant eras such as the Persian Empire, the conquests of Alexander the Great, the Islamic Golden Age, and the Timuriy  Renaissance. PDF

"Odamlardan tinglab hikoya" ("Listening to Stories from People") is a work by Xayriddin Sultonov, an Uzbek author and storyteller. This book is notable for its focus on oral traditions and the rich tapestry of human experiences reflected in the stories shared by individuals.
X.  Sultonov emphasizes the importance of oral narratives and how they preserve cultural heritage. The book includes a collection of stories gathered from various people, showcasing their life experiences, wisdom, and traditions. PDF

"Temur Malik" is a literary work by the Uzbek writer Mirmuhsin, about a hero and military leader Temur Malik. 
Historical Context: The novel delves into the life and times of Temur, portraying his rise to power, military campaigns, and the establishment of his empire. It provides insights into the political, social, and cultural dynamics of the period. Mirmuhsin vividly depicts Timur Malik as a complex character, highlighting his leadership qualities, strategic mindset, and the personal traits that contributed to his success as a conqueror and ruler. PDF

"O'zbek xalqining kelib chiqishi" (  "The Origin of the Uzbek Nation ") by Ahmadali Asqarov is a significant work in the field of Uzbek historical and ethnographic studies. In this book,  Asqarov explores the roots and development of the Uzbek nation, examining various historical, cultural, and social factors that have shaped the identity of the Uzbek people.
The author delves into the origins of the Uzbek population, tracing influences from ancient civilizations, migrations, and cultural exchanges throughout history. He highlights the contributions of various ethnic groups and historical events that have played a crucial role in forming the modern Uzbek identity. PDF

"So'ng so'zlar" (translated as "Final Words") is a notable work by Usmon Azim, an influential Uzbek poet and writer. The book is characterized by its deep emotional resonance and exploration of themes such as love, loss, and existential reflection. Azim's writing often intertwines personal experiences with broader cultural and philosophical inquiries, making his work both intimate and universally relatable. PDF

"Hayotiy hikmatlar va tanbehlar" ( "Life Lessons and Reminders") is a collection of aphorisms and reflections by Fyodor Dostoevsky, one of Russia's most renowned authors. This work distills his philosophical insights and moral observations drawn from his novels and personal experiences.
In this collection, Dostoevsky explores profound themes such as the nature of human existence, morality, faith, suffering, and the complexities of the human psyche. His observations often reflect a deep understanding of the struggles of life and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals. PDF

"Kecha va Kunduz" (translated as "Night and Day") is a significant novel by Abdulhamid Cho'lpon, an influential Uzbek writer and poet. Published in the early 20th century, it is one of the first modern Uzbek novels and reflects the social and political changes occurring in Uzbekistan during that period.
The novel tells the story of its protagonist, who navigates the complexities of life, love, and societal expectations in a rapidly changing environment. Cho'lpon skillfully weaves themes of individual struggle against the backdrop of cultural traditions and modernity. Through the characters’ experiences, the novel addresses issues such as class division, gender roles, and the tension between traditional values and modern aspirations. PDF

"Bobo so’z izidan" is a work by Eshqobil Shukur, an Uzbek writer known for his contributions to contemporary Uzbek literature. The book blends elements of storytelling with a focus on cultural heritage, exploring the connections between generations through the lens of language and tradition.
In "Bobo so’z izidan"  E.Shukur delves into themes of identity, memory, and the importance of preserving cultural wisdom. The narrative often reflects on the experiences and teachings of elders, highlighting the value of their words and the wisdom they impart to younger generations. Through this exploration, the book underscores the significance of storytelling in maintaining cultural continuity and fostering a sense of belonging. PDF