Vahabov Karimjon
(1901-1959)
Historical memory gives strength to the nation, helps to overcome the difficult trials of life and preserve its identity. In his work "There is no future without historical memory", our head of state said: "A person with historical memory is a strong-willed person. The lessons of history teach people to be alert. Self-awareness begins with knowing history," they said. Therefore, it is impossible to achieve high spirituality without knowing history well. History is like a fortress that has not yet been opened. The more you look for it, the more secrets it hides in its bosom.
However, it is also important to correctly interpret, evaluate and value it. First of all, history should be respected. In order to give a correct assessment of historical events, a historian must be able to get into the spirit of that time. Only then will history reveal its hidden treasures.
In the process of researching the history of BukhSU, which celebrated its 85th birthday, I had to be one of the first to find answers to a number of questions. One of such problems is the question of who was the first director (rector) of BuxDU. Among the photos of BukhSU rectors in the hall of small meetings of the university, one can find out that K. Vahobov (1930 - 1935) was the director. However, other information is not provided in any of the literature on the history of the university [1].
Rector of the university A.A. Tolaganov set similar tasks for the working groups formed to celebrate the 85th anniversary of Bukhara State University. For this purpose, the Central State Archives of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Bukhara Regional State Archives and the Bukhara City Archives of Personal Content Documents, the exhibits of the Bukhara Fine Art Museum under the jurisdiction of the Bukhara State Art Architecture Museum-Reserve, OO'MTV and other departmental archives The research has paid off.
In the documents of the Narkompros (Uz.SSR Maarif XKS) 94 fund of the Central State Archives of the Republic of Uzbekistan [2] we came across the first document confirming that 29-year-old Karimjon Vahobov was the first director of the university.
The archive document contains information about his social background, what positions he worked in.
Our research in the city archive under the Bukhara city administration led us to find the family of the first director of the university. Using the family archive of the son of the first director of the university, Karimjon Vahobov (68 years old), Ulugbek Vahobov, who lives in Tashkent today, we copied valuable information and photos about the first director.
On the initiative of Ulugbek Vahobov, the documents belonging to Karimjon Vahobov in the family archive were handed over to the Bukhara Museum of Fine Arts under the authority of the Bukhara State Art Architecture Museum-Reserve. In 1982, M. Polatova, the head of the department of the art museum, processed these documents and "K. Vahobov's" personal fund. This fund contains more than 100 photos and more than 100 documents [3]. "K. We have prepared biographical information about the life path of Karimjon Vahobov, the first director of the university, based on the documents of Vahobov's personal fund.
Karimjon Vahabovich was born in Namangan in 1901 (in some documents 1902 is also written). The Central State Archive of the Republic of Uzbekistan [4] contains the biography of Karimjon Vahobov from the age of 12. In 1913-1918 he was apprenticed to a shoemaker in Namangan, in 1918-1919 he was a guard at school No. 1 in Namangan, in 1919-1921 he served in the ranks of the Red Army, in 1921-1923 he worked as a farmer, in 1924 he attended the party school in Bukhara. studied, in 1924-1925 worked as a deputy of the political-educational department, in 1928-1929 as the head of Gijduvan district Ray ONO, in 1928-1929 as the head of Bukhara city Gor ONO.
This valuable document, compiled in the 30s of the last century, is in the Bukhara Museum of Fine Arts "K. Vahobov's" personal fund exhibit requires filling in with information. It was clarified that Karimjon Vahobov also held a number of positions due to lack of personnel.
For example, under the inventory 1705/ II (15) there is a certificate confirming that in 1922 he was the head of the military-civilian training department of the Trade and Industry Control of the Bukhara People's Soviet Republic (BKSHR). Under inventory 17058/ II (5b) there is a certificate confirming that K. Vahobov was appointed to the post of head of the Department of Public Education of the People's Republic of the People's Republic of China by order No. 30 of November 30, 1924. Karimjon Vahobov 1924 made a great contribution to the end of illiteracy under the Ministry of Public Education of the USSR. Also, by the order of the executive committee of Zarafshan district No. 16 of December 1, 1924, the head of the political and educational department of Zarafshan district, simultaneously with the order of No. 13 of December 30, 1924
The certificate confirming that he worked as the deputy head of the Oblono and the head of the regional press and publishing department is kept under inventory 17057/ II (2).
On April 17, 1926, by the decision of the plenum of the executive committee of Gijduvon uezd, he was appointed as the head of public education of Gijduvon uezd.
In 1927, he attended the teacher retraining course at the Uzbek Pedagogical Institute named after Nizami.
In addition, two important documents of the Commissariat of Public Education of the Uz SSR in 1930 confirm the appointment of Karimjon Vahobov as the first director of the university. It is an extract from the order No. 146 of September 9 of the Commissariat of Public Education of the Ukrainian SSR and the protocol of the meeting of the board of the Commissariat of Public Education of the Ukrainian SSR dated October 1, 1930 No. 91.
The first document is a valuable source about the opening of the Bukhara Higher Pedagogical Institute, and it is noted that Karimjon Vahobov was appointed as its director, and he is responsible for the work related to the opening of the university until November 7.
In order No. 146 of the Commissariat of Public Education of the SSR, Karimjon Vahobov was charged with important tasks such as the allocation of 30,000 (thirty thousand) rubles to prepare a new building for studies, organizing the admission process for 105 admission quotas. . The extract from the minutes of the meeting of the board of the Commissariat of Public Education of the SSR No. 91 on September 1, 1930, on the agenda, appointed Karimjon Vahobov to the directorate of the Bukhara Higher Pedagogical Institute and N.S. Dimitriev's confirmation was discussed. Two important documents mentioned above confirm that Karimjon Vahobov was appointed as the first director of the university [5].
The inscription "Kogda ya bl directorom gos. pedinstituta" is written on the back of this photo, which is kept under the number 17058 / 12 (28) among the exhibits of the Bukhara Museum of Fine Arts.
Among the exhibits of the Bukhara Museum of Fine Arts under the jurisdiction of the Bukhara State Art Architecture Museum-Reserve, the task of the Commissariat of Public Education was fulfilled on time, that is, on November 7, 1930, with the efforts of Karimjon Vahobov, the Bukhara Higher This is also confirmed by the photo taken on the opening day of the pedagogical institute [6].
While looking at the picture, you can get valuable information about the organizer of the institute, the first director, the name of the institute and the initial teaching staff, as well as the first educational building. BAPI, which is mistakenly interpreted as the Bukhara Agrarian Pedagogical Institute in some sources, that is, the Bukhara Higher Pedagogical Institute (in accordance with the spelling rules of 1930, the word "Oliy", (Vsshiy) was used in the form "Aliy") and the initial what was the name This photo clarified the question.
Karimjon Vahobov, who served as the head of the education department of Bukhara district, was active in the establishment of the university, and was appointed the first director of the center of science in 1930, is also in the photo (fourth from the right in the first row). Also, among the exhibits in the Museum of Fine Arts of Bukhara is the director's certificate issued by the Commissariat of Public Education in the name of K. Vahabov [7].
The fact that the certificate confirming the directorship of the Bukhara Higher Pedagogical Institute of Karimjon Vahobov was valid until May 1931 helped to restore another fact. Above, we mentioned that K. Vahobov (1930 - 1935) was the first among the photos of the rectors of BukhSU to be the first in the hall of the small assembly of the University. The documents gave us the basis to clarify the chronology that K. Vahobov was the director in 1930-1931. The fact that Karimjon Vahobov was the director from October 1, 1930 to March 1931 was confirmed by other documents [8].
Exhibit number 17057 / II (22) of the Bukhara Museum of Fine Arts.
This document, kept in the Bukhara Museum of Fine Arts under inventory number 17057/ II (20), indicates that Karimjon Vahobov was sent to study at the Krupskaya Academy in Moscow from April 1, 1931.
So, a new problem arose: who was the director of Bukhara Higher Pedagogical Institute in 1931-1935?
On March 27, 1931, a critical article titled "V Bukharskom VPI biologiya vtesnyaet politiku fabrika kadrov rabotaet bez programm i planov" was published in issue #69 of "Uzbekistanskaya Pravda". Deficiencies during the 7-month period of the institute's activity were criticized. Usmanov Ghanini was appointed director instead of K. Vahabov, and Fradkin was appointed instead of Dmitriev, deputy director of educational affairs. Another historical truth was restored. That is, the second director was Usmanov Ganijon in 1931-1934, the third director was Kh.Kh. It was established that Valiev was the director in 1934-1935, and his photo was also found.
In 1933-1936, K. Vahobov successfully graduated from the All-Union Communist Agricultural University in Leningrad. The vignette of the graduates of this university is kept in the exhibit number 17058 / 12 (22) of the Bukhara Museum of Fine Arts.
While continuing to study the biography of K. Vahobov, we can learn that he worked as the secretary of the Oktyabr district party committee of Tashkent city in 1939-1940. [9].
Among the exhibits of the Bukhara Museum of Fine Arts, there is a document testifying to K. Vahobov's transfer to a new job [10]. According to him, on September 3, 1940, by the order of the Commissariat of Public Education of the USSR No. 1712 a, he was appointed to the position of the director of the Central Museum of History of the USSR.
During World War 2, K. Vahobov was one of the first to go into battle as a volunteer. K. Vahobov, who served up to the rank of captain, was awarded a number of medals and orders for his bravery. Among them are the medal "For combat services" and the order "Red Star".
In 1944, the head of the government of Uzbekistan, U. Yusupov, received a letter of thanks on behalf of Garasin, the mayor of the military forces. The full text of the letter is stored in the Bukhara Museum of Fine Arts exhibit number 11285 / II.
From the content of the letter, we can learn that K. Vahobov invented a field oven in order to supply the army with bread in time during the war. As a result of this invention, the food supply of soldiers is improved.
Stovetkas were made in the project of K.Vahobov of Novo-Kramatorsk machine-building plant of Russia [12].
In the letter sent from Army Major Garasin to the Head of the Government of Uzbekistan, Usion Yusupov, gratitude was expressed to the entire Uzbek people who brought up K. Vahobov.
In the post-war years, K. Vahobov (since 1946) works as the head of the educational department of Bukhara (obloon). Since 1950, there is a document confirming the position of the head of public education department of Tashkent city [13].
K. Vahobov's son, Great Britain sent documents from Vakhobov's family archive, which was published in the periodical press on December 29, 1959 [14]. You can read this obituary with comments about the death of K. Vahabov. In recent years, K. Vahobov worked as the deputy head of the agricultural department of Bukhara region. From this source, K. Vahobov was awarded the Order of the "Sign of Honor".
The historical development of humanity is reflected and manifested through self-awareness, first of all, the spiritual aspect of human existence - glory, dignity, prestige and honor. is manifested through Understanding the meaning and purpose of life begins with self-awareness.
During the preparation of this article, the children of the first director of BuxDU, Karimjon Vohabov, were introduced and information was collected about them. Today, Karimjon Vahobov has three children, who work in different fields.
In short, there are twenty-one rectors working at BuxDU. All of them contributed to scientific-creative and organizational work. We think that this article will help future generations to do similar research about them.
Jorayev Turob Jorayevich
(1915-1984)
Doctor of historical sciences, professor
Jorayev Turob Jorayevich was born on October 10, 1915 in the city of Toshket in a working family. Turob Jorayevich spent his youth in Tashkent. In 1937, he entered the chemistry faculty of the Central Asian State University and successfully graduated in 1941. School teachers worked in 1941-1942. In 1942-1945, he participated in the fight against fascism and fought against German-fascists in Ukraine, Czechoslovakia, and Poland.
The tourist, who saw with his own eyes the unjust violence of the fascist invaders of Dzhorayev, devoted his academic work to the history of the struggle against fascism after the war.
Dzhorayev ended the activity of higher educational institutions that successfully ended the war with Turob Dzhorayevich. In 1946-1947, he worked in a responsible position in the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan. In February 1948, he was appointed to the post of rector of the Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute. He worked in this position until November 1950. At the same time, Minister Turob Joraevich Joraev was the First Deputy Minister of Education of Uzbekistan in 1950-1952, Human Rights Representative of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan in 1952-1957, and Tashkent State Pedagogy. is working as a teacher at the institute. In 1957, Turob Joraevich was appointed to another responsible position, he worked in this position until 1960. In 1960, he was appointed head of the Tashkent Institute of Finance and Economics and worked until December 1961.
In 1961-1964, Turob Jorayevich was the deputy director of the Institute of History of Uzbekistan, in 1964-1965, the rector of the Tashkent Institute of Foreign Languages, in 1965-1969, the director of the Tashkent branch of the Central Museum, and finally, in 1970-1979, again at the Tashkent Institute of Foreign Languages. served as rector. Turob Dzhorayevich Dzhorayev defended his candidacy in 1948 and doctorate in 1965. He received the title of professor in 1966. Turob Jorayev Jorayev's candidacy and doctoral theses are devoted to the issue of Uzbekistan's contribution to the victory over fascism. Turob Joraevich Joraev is a mature scientist on this topic, more than 270 of his articles and more than 20 scientific works are devoted to this topic.
Turob Joraevich Joraev was awarded the Order of the Great Patriotic War of the 2nd degree, the Order of the Red Star and twice the Order of the Badge of Honor, as well as several medals. Turob Joraevich Joraev died in March 1984.
Mukhtar Nematovich Rahmatov
(1912-2006)
Professor
M.N. Rahmatov was a great person who was respected by the nation as a person who made a great contribution to the development of public education in the Republic. He was born on April 4, 1912 in the city of Bukhara. His father was an educated scholar of his time, a madrasa headmaster. In 1924, Mukhtar Rahmatov studied at the "Turon" primary school, graduated from the 1st seven-year school opened at the Kokaldosh madrasa, and in 1927 entered the Bukhara Pedagogical Technical College. Later, he continued his studies in the cities of Tashkent and Samarkand. After graduating from the Samarkand State Pedagogical Institute in 1936, he was hired as an assistant at the General Physics Department of the Bukhara State University. From 1938 to 1945, he worked as a senior teacher of the department. At the same time, in 1941-1945, he spent a lot of effort as the head of the educational department of Bukhara region. In 1953-1957, he worked as an associate professor of the general physics department and dean of the physics-mathematics faculty.
In 1957-1961, Mr. Rakhmatov worked as the director of the Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute. From 1961 to 1968, the Department of Optics and Electronic Phenomena was founded on his own initiative, and this department created modern scientific research to create modern bases. From 1968, he was the dean of the Faculty of General Engineering of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute, Bukhara, in 1972-1973.
Mukkhtor Nematovich's scientific and pedagogical activity is devoted to molecular physics, history of physics and technology, physics methodology. Under the influence of invisible ultraviolet rays, he conducted many studies on the study of the rays emitted by different fractions of oil in the territories of Bukhara, Kashkadarya, Surkhandarya regions, and as a result, in 1953, "Development of the luminescent methodology of oil products of Uzbekistan" He defended his dissertation for obtaining the scientific degree of candidate of physics-mathematical sciences. In 1971, the Higher Attestation Commission awarded him the title of professor of the "Physics" department.
Optical parameters of the Bukhara oasis. He was the first to translate the physical works of MV Lomonosov into Uzbek. "Physicists of our Motherland" (1965-1983), "Vdayuetsya predstaviteli otechestvennoy fiziki" (1967), "Some Hosts of Physics and Technology of our Motherland" (1968) took place among the history guides. In 1989, "Spravochnik" information technologies" was created. He translated more than 10 books into Uzbek and adapted them for use in the educational process.
1 doctors of science and 3 candidates of science were trained. More than 200 of his scientific articles have been published in international and national scientific journals, as well as in various collections. He was awarded with the nomination "Outstanding People's Educator".
Worker of science and public education MN Rakhmatov was awarded with "Fame" medal in 1995. In 1996, he was nominated as an honorary citizen of Bukhara.
Juma Namozovich Namazov
(1922-2003)
Professor
Friday prayer, in November 1922, in the family of peasants in the village of Vangyozi, Kyziltepa district, Navoi region. After graduating from high school in 1939, a 39-year-old teacher and historian-geography teacher was hired there.
Juma Namozov, who was called up for military service in August 1940, took part in the Second World War, which started shortly after there, from the beginning to the end, and showed the courage of an Uzbek soldier in fiery, fierce battles. It is said that Juma Namozov, who started the most terrible battles on the outskirts of Sevastopol, showed true examples of bravery. During the war years, Juma Namozov, as the commander of the unit, the organizer of political affairs of the military unit, was actively involved in the liberation of the lands of Russia, Ukraine, the Baltic region, Polina from Nazis. Although he was wounded several times in fierce and disastrous battles, he did not bend his words. The feeling of love for the country always prevailed in him. The will was tested. The war years of the Motherland J. Namozov is characterized by bravery, courage,
Order of "Red Star", "For Courage", "For Combat" twice for bravery and courage shown on the battlefield during the war.
Juma Namozov is an enlightened, spiritually mature person. After the war, he returned to his country and worked as an organizer and later secretary of the Kiziltepa District Fraka Committee, thinking about further improving his knowledge. He entered the Faculty of History of the Tashkent State Pedagogical Higher Education Institution. These five years of part-time study have been years of both theoretical and practical work study for Friday prayer pronunciation. Because he studied together with the activities of the national economy operating in various fields. He turned self-demanding and inquisitiveness into strict discipline.
Possessing great organizational skills, Juma Namozov began to be involved in large-scale management work since 1950. At first, he worked as the chairman of the Inter-Regional Union of Trade Unions. Then he worked as the 1st secretary of Romitan district factional committee, in 1953-1957 as secretary of Bukhara regional factional committee, and from 1957 to 1961 as chairman of regional executive committee. The province spent all its energy, intelligence, and experience to improve the economic and social condition of the working people, to increase the productivity of cotton. During his career, he experienced not only moral and spiritual abuse, but also physical abuse of the former Soviet government. He was poisoned during the dumping of cotton leaves with toxic chemicals and was treated for a long time. He had to change his blood several times. From 1961 Juma Namozov was appointed the rector of the Bukhara State Pedagogical University. Until then, he enrolled in post-graduate studies by correspondence (1958), and was conducting scientific research on the economic and social issues of collective farms, which he was engaged in directly in life. In 1962, after completing his scientific work, he successfully defended his candidate's thesis on the topic of "Issues of mutual relations of collective farms in production" and received the scientific degree of candidate of economic sciences.
From 1962 to the end of his life, Juma Namozov worked as the head of the Department of Economic Theory at Bukhara State University, his holy place of teaching, and then as a professor. For his scientific research in the field of fundamentals of economic science, he was first awarded the title of associate professor, then professor. It should be noted that the years when Juma Namozov was the rector (1961-1978) can be considered as the productive period of the Bukhara State Pedagogical University. In these years, the composition of professors and teachers of the institute has changed dramatically in terms of number and quality, the number of doctors of science and candidates has increased. Thanks to the rector's high organizational skills and genuine enthusiasm, a huge, comfortable, modern and beautiful new building of the institute, which was rare in the Central Asian region at that time, was built and put into operation. At that time, at the initiative and suggestion of Juma Namozov, a project was developed to develop the area where the new building of the institute is located as a regional educational institution and student town, and construction activities began. Now, thanks to many years of hard work and hard work, these ambitious plans are being realized in practice.
J. Namozov always combined his leadership activities with scientific research in the field of economic sciences. "Social and economic problems of collective farms", "Issues of development of the cotton industry" are the main directions of the teacher's scientific interests. In this place, it is possible to mention his brochures and training manuals separately. For example, his monographs "Industrial development of Bukhara region" (1974), "National economy and cultural development of Bukhara region" (1975) created with the participation of his colleagues are noteworthy in this regard. Domla's services as a caregiver of young scientific workers are not small. In particular, thanks to his guidance and close support and advice, students such as Yu.Salomov, R.Bayburin, S.Bozorov, S.Fozilov, B.A.Barakatov, A.S.Saidov, O.Hamidov were able to receive the scientific degrees of candidate of economic sciences. In addition, J. Namozov supported the scientific research of many young people, created the necessary conditions, provided material and moral support. Today, they are successfully working in various sectors of our country.
There is a saying in our people that a garden is left of the good. Another one of the works that immortalizes the name of the teacher is the museum in the building of Bukhara State University. Valuable exhibits, rare documents, photos in this museum, which was established on the initiative of Juma Namozov, are not limited to the activities of the university team, but are an important source of information about the activities of regional intellectuals and coaches. For such good deeds, the teacher was called "teacher" by everyone, big and small, and received advice. I miss the words "teacher", "teacher" and "teacher" of my students and I am very happy. I am proud to have such students," said Juma Namozov.
The family of Namazov is called the family of intellectuals and enlighteners. In fact, his spouse, sister Fawziya, was a candidate of science and a thorough expert in her field. For many years he was a teacher at the department of philosophy. Their one son and four daughters are talented representatives of science, education and medicine.
Juma Namozov's selfless services were duly appreciated by the people and the government. J. Namozov, a three-time recipient of the Red Banner of Labor and the Order of Honor, a number of medals, honorary titles, a talented organizer of education and science, was awarded the title of "Excellent of People's Education", "Honored Service in Uzbekistan" Honorary title of Public Education Officer.
The student town was founded on the initiative of J.N. Namozov, the holder of the Order of the Patriotic War of the 1st degree. The main body of the institute, which meets modern educational requirements, was built. A dormitory for two thousand people was built. A fully equipped kitchen for 420 seats and several buffets were built. Taking into account the health of teachers and students, a prevention center for 50 people, a stadium, sports fields, and a botanical garden were created. On the initiative of the rector, 363 families were provided with new apartments within 5 years.
The brilliant life path of Juma Namozovich Namozov, a wonderful person, organizer, selfless teacher, entrepreneur and scientist, is a shining example of educating young people on the path of goodness. Juma Namozov died on December 6, 2003.
Narimon Ibrahimovich Jabborov
(1929-2007)
Doctor of philosophy, professor
Jabbarov Narimon Ibrahimovich was born on October 25, 1929 in the city of Samarkand in an intellectual family. After graduating from the Faculty of History of the Samarkand State University named after A. Navoi, in 1952-1953 he taught social sciences at the Samarkand Pedagogical Institute named after S. Ayni. In 1953-1959, he worked as a director of the second secondary school in Gijduvon district, Bukhara region, and was actively engaged in public activities. N.I. Jabborov successfully completed post-graduate studies in Moscow (Russian Federation) in 1963, defended his candidate's thesis on November 19 of the same year and received the scientific degree of candidate of philosophical sciences. In 1969, he received the title of docent.
N.I. Jabborov started his career at the Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute from October 1, 1963 as a senior teacher at the Department of Philosophy. From September 1, 1964, he worked as the head of the Department of Philosophy, in 1964-1965, the dean of the Faculty of History and Philology, and in 1969-1970, the vice-rector for scientific affairs of the institute.
In 1975-1977 N.I. Jabbarov worked as the rector of the Karshi State Pedagogical Institute, in 1977-1979 as the rector of the Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute, in 1979-1995 as the vice-rector for educational affairs, and in 1996-2001 as the head of the Philosophy Department.
The tireless scientist continued his intense scientific research, successfully defended his doctoral thesis, and in 1977 was awarded the title of professor. N.I. Jabborov is the author of more than 80 scientific works, including several monographs.
For many years of effective and honest work, active participation in the social and political life of the society, Professor N.I. Jabborov was awarded with the "Mark of Honor" order, the "For Passionate Work" and "Fame" medals. He holds the titles of "Honored Public Education Officer of the Republic of Uzbekistan", "Honored Professor of Bukhara State University". The teacher was also awarded with the medal "Excellence of Public Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan". N.I. Jabbarov died in 2007. The bright memory of the scientist will be kept forever in the hearts of his students.
Vafo Arabovich Mominov
(1927-1989)
Doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, professor
VA Mominov was born on December 12, 1927 in the village of Tezguzar, Shafirkon district. In 1933-1941, he received the 9th grade education in one of the schools in Samarkand, in 1942 he entered the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics of the Samarkand Teachers' Institute, and in 1944 he graduated with an honors diploma. From this year, he continued his studies from the 2nd year of the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics of the State University of Uzbekistan named after Alisher Navoi (now Samarkand State University) and graduated in 1948. In 1948, he started working at the Department of "General Physics" at Samarkand State University. In 1951-1957, he worked as a senior teacher of the Pedagogical Institute of Fergana Region, Department of General Physics. From 1957 to 1969, he worked in the position of director of scientific affairs of the FA of Uzbekistan in 1969-1979. During these years, the weight and level of scientific research carried out at the institute has risen to the level of the developed countries of the world. In 1977, he was awarded the title of "Honored Scientist of Uzbekistan" at the Institute of Nuclear Physics. He was awarded the State Prize of Uzbekistan named after Beruni "for achievements in the field of nuclear physics". performed the duties of the chief engineer of the special department, senior researcher, head of the laboratory and carried out scientific and research work. In 1969-1979, he worked as the director of scientific affairs of that directorate. During these years, the weight and level of scientific research carried out at the institute has risen to the level of the developed countries of the world. In 1977, he was awarded the title of "Honored Scientist of Uzbekistan" at the Institute of Nuclear Physics. He was awarded the State Prize of Uzbekistan named after Beruni "for achievements in the field of nuclear physics". performed the duties of the chief engineer of the special department, senior researcher, head of the laboratory and carried out scientific and research work. In 1969-1979, he worked as the director of scientific affairs of that directorate. During these years, the weight and level of scientific research carried out at the institute has risen to the level of the developed countries of the world. In 1977, he was awarded the title of "Honored Scientist of Uzbekistan" at the Institute of Nuclear Physics. He was awarded the State Prize of Uzbekistan named after Beruni "for achievements in the field of nuclear physics". worked as the head of the charged particle activation analysis laboratory and conducted scientific research. In 1969-1979, he worked as the director of scientific affairs of that directorate. During these years, the weight and level of scientific research carried out at the institute has risen to the level of the developed countries of the world. In 1977, he was awarded the title of "Honored Scientist of Uzbekistan" at the Institute of Nuclear Physics. He was awarded the State Prize of Uzbekistan named after Beruni "for achievements in the field of nuclear physics". worked as the head of the charged particle activation analysis laboratory and conducted scientific research. In 1969-1979, he worked as the director of scientific affairs of that directorate. During these years, the weight and level of scientific research carried out at the institute has risen to the level of the developed countries of the world. In 1977, he was awarded the title of "Honored Scientist of Uzbekistan" at the Institute of Nuclear Physics. He was awarded the State Prize of Uzbekistan named after Beruni "for achievements in the field of nuclear physics". During these years, the weight and level of scientific research carried out at the institute has risen to the level of the developed countries of the world. In 1977, he was awarded the title of "Honored Scientist of Uzbekistan" at the Institute of Nuclear Physics. He was awarded the State Prize of Uzbekistan named after Beruni "for achievements in the field of nuclear physics". During these years, the weight and level of scientific research carried out at the institute has risen to the level of the developed countries of the world. In 1977, he was awarded the title of "Honored Scientist of Uzbekistan" at the Institute of Nuclear Physics. He was awarded the State Prize of Uzbekistan named after Beruni "for achievements in the field of nuclear physics".
From 1979 to 1986, he served as the rector of the Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute, and until now he has put the issue of turning the Bukhara Davloq Pedagogical Institute into a university before the highest state authorities. From 1986 to the end of his life (1989), he headed the Department of General Physics.
Vafo Arabovich's scientific activity is devoted to issues of nuclear physics. He developed the main physical problems and methods of complex use of the cyclotron for elemental analysis, studied the sensitivity of the activation analysis method to charged particles, determined the possibility of conducting X-ray fluorescence analysis by the excitation of characteristic X-rays in the cyclotron under the influence of protons. In the metallurgical industry, cyclotron analysis of heat-resistant metal products was introduced.
He paid great attention to the training of highly qualified scientific personnel. Under his leadership, 2 doctors of physics and mathematics and 17 candidates of science graduated. During his life, VA Mominov published 8 major scientific works, published more than 200 scientific articles and published them in republican scientific journals. He had patents for more inventions.
Vafo Arabovich and his wife Munisa Orifovna Mominova raised one son and two daughters. His sons, Yakubjon Mominov, candidate of chemical sciences. VA Mominov died on September 11, 1989.
Farhod Habibovich Kasimov
(1941-2006)
Doctor of historical sciences, professor
Brutal death is a unique person, famous historian scientist in the republic, selfless leader, doctor of historical sciences, Professor FX Qasimov was 65 years old on December 10, 2006.
F.H. Kasimov was born on October 10, 1941 in the city of Bukhara. In 1958, he graduated from secondary school No. 10 in Bukhara and entered the faculty of history and philology of Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute. The future scientist graduated from the institute in 1963 with honors. He started his pedagogical career by teaching and educating the young generation at secondary school No. 2 of Gijduvan district of Bukhara region.
In 1964, he entered the full-time department of postgraduate studies at the Faculty of History of Samarkand State University named after Alisher Navoi.
In 1968, F. Qasimov successfully defended his candidate's thesis on the topic "History of the People's Soviet Republic of Bukhara" at the Scientific Council of the Institute of History of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Until 1969, he taught students of the Faculty of History of Samarkand State University.
F.H. Kasimov's career at Bukhara State University began in September 1969. He worked as the head of the general history department in 1971-1976. In 1980, he successfully defended his doctoral thesis on the problems of historiography of the Central Asian republics in Moscow and was awarded the degree of Doctor of History.
In 1983-1986, F.H. Qasimov worked with high responsibility in such high positions as the dean of the faculty of history, and in 1986-1992, the rector of the institute and at one time the head of the department. From May 1992, F.H. Kasimov headed the departments of general history, from 1999, historiography and source studies, and from 2005, world history and historiography.
F.H. Kasimov carried out effective scientific research in the field of history and historiography of the peoples of Central Asia. His "Minuea Capitalism. Sovetskaya historiography perekhoda narodov Sredney Azii k sosializmu" (Moscow: "Nauka', 1980), "Bukhara during the Timurid era" (Bukhara, 1996), "History of the Republic of Bukhara" (Bukhara, 1996), "V plenu ilyuziy" (Religious fundamentalism- ugroza miru i stability) (Tashkent: "Fan", 2004), "Independence and historical memory" (Bukhara, 2006) and other large monographs, books and pamphlets contributed to the science of historiography. Also, more than a hundred scientific articles of the scientist were published not only in our republic, but also in a number of magazines of foreign countries, in Russian and Spanish languages.
The emergence of the modern school of history in Bukhara is also connected with the name of the talented scientist F.H. Kasimov. Under the scientific guidance of the scientist, six researchers defended their candidate's theses.
For 20 years, F. Qasimov worked effectively as a member of the Specialized Scientific Council established for the defense of candidacy and doctoral theses at the Institute of History of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan. This increased the reputation of the scientist year by year. At the same time, F.H. Kasimov was the chairman of the Bukhara Regional Society of Historians, a member of the Regional Toponymic Commission, Honorary Council, and a participant in dozens of international and republican scientific conferences.
During the years of independence, the scientist was engaged in fruitful scientific work. Since then, he has published four books and dozens of articles, making an incomparable contribution to the good work of restoring the historical truth about the past of Bukhara and Uzbekistan.
Recently, F.H. Qasimov was engaged in new scientific research as part of a team of authors preparing a multi-volume monograph on the history of Uzbekistan.
Therefore, F.H. Kasimov's meaningful life path should be an example to young people in every way.
The bright figure of Farhod Habibovich Kasimov, a great scientist, a highly spiritual person, a humble teacher, and a passionate leader, will forever remain in the hearts of his colleagues and students.
Kamil Muqimovich Mukimov
Doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, professor, academician of the FA of the Republic of Uzbekistan
K.M.Muqimov was born on February 14, 1940 in the village of Toshrabotcha, Gijduvan district, Bukhara region, in a peasant family. In 1947-1957, he was educated at secondary school No. 2 of Gijduvan district, he rated the school very well. In 1957, he entered Central Asian State University (now UzMU), and from 1961 he entered Moscow State University. Graduated from Moscow State University in 1964. In 1964-1967, he studied at the graduate school of MSU. In 1967-1970, he worked as an assistant at Tashkent State University. In 1969, he defended his candidate's thesis on the topic of "Legal studies magnitomyagkix polykristallicheskix ferritov". In 1988, he defended his doctoral thesis on "Magnitoopticheskie yavveniya v ferrimagnitnx dielectricax" in Kharkiv. In 1971-1992, he worked as a senior teacher, associate professor, head of the Department of Optics, deputy dean of the Faculty of Physics, and dean of the faculty at Tashkent State University.
From 1992 to 2004, K. Muqimov worked effectively as the rector of Bukhara State University. In cooperation with the Republic of Ain-Shams and Cairo universities, relations have been established in the field of educational and scientific and personnel training. Bukhara State University offers 36 bachelor's degrees, 18 master's degrees, 23 postgraduate degrees, and 4 doctoral degrees in 4 specialties. More than 30 fundamental, practical, and innovative projects have been implemented under state grants within the framework of state scientific and technical programs, from 20 received more international grants. A republic-wide conference was organized and an educational system was created to improve the testing system twice. More than 10 international, about 50 scientific-theoretical conferences were held. On the basis of a special program for the creation of modern educational literature, large-scale work was carried out. Organization of an electronic library, electronic copies of libraries of prestigious foreign countries (France, Germany) were withdrawn. The Regulation on determining the rating of professors-teachers of the department, faculties and higher education was developed and the scientific potential developed on this basis. more than 30 state grants and more than 20 international grants were obtained for practical and innovative projects. A republic-wide conference was organized and an educational system was created to improve the testing system twice. More than 10 international, about 50 scientific-theoretical conferences were held. On the basis of a special program for the creation of modern educational literature, large-scale work was carried out. Organization of an electronic library, electronic copies of libraries of prestigious foreign countries (France, Germany) were withdrawn. The Regulation on determining the rating of professors-teachers of the department, faculties and higher education was developed and the scientific potential developed on this basis. more than 30 state grants and more than 20 international grants were obtained for practical and innovative projects. A republic-wide conference was organized and an educational system was created to improve the testing system twice. More than 10 international, about 50 scientific-theoretical conferences were held. On the basis of a special program for the creation of modern educational literature, large-scale work was carried out. Organization of an electronic library, electronic copies of libraries of prestigious foreign countries (France, Germany) were withdrawn. The Regulation on determining the rating of professors-teachers of the department, faculties and higher education was developed and the scientific potential developed on this basis. A republic-wide conference was organized and an educational system was created to improve the testing system twice. More than 10 international, about 50 scientific-theoretical conferences were held. On the basis of a special program for the creation of modern educational literature, large-scale work was carried out. Organization of an electronic library, electronic copies of libraries of prestigious foreign countries (France, Germany) were withdrawn. The Regulation on determining the rating of professors-teachers of the department, faculties and higher education was developed and the scientific potential developed on this basis. A republic-wide conference was organized and an educational system was created to improve the testing system twice. More than 10 international, about 50 scientific-theoretical conferences were held. On the basis of a special program for the creation of modern educational literature, large-scale work was carried out. Organization of an electronic library, electronic copies of libraries of prestigious foreign countries (France, Germany) were withdrawn. The Regulation on determining the rating of professors-teachers of the department, faculties and higher education was developed and the scientific potential developed on this basis. On the basis of a special program for the creation of modern educational literature, large-scale work was carried out. Organization of an electronic library, electronic copies of libraries of prestigious foreign countries (France, Germany) were withdrawn. The Regulation on determining the rating of professors-teachers of the department, faculties and higher education was developed and the scientific potential developed on this basis. On the basis of a special program for the creation of modern educational literature, large-scale work was carried out. Organization of an electronic library, electronic copies of libraries of prestigious foreign countries (France, Germany) were withdrawn. The Regulation on determining the rating of professors-teachers of the department, faculties and higher education was developed and the scientific potential developed on this basis.
K. Muqimov is the author of more than 250 scientific articles, the monograph "Magnitooptika redkozemelnx magneticov" and the textbook "Fundamentals of Thermodynamics".
KM Muqimov supervised 16 candidate theses and advised 3 doctoral theses.
Currently, he is working as a professor of the National "Optics" department named after M. Ulug'bek
Oltin Muzaffarovich Yoriyev
(1949-2015)
Doctor of chemical sciences, professor
Oltin Muzaffarovich Yoriyev, polymerist, chemist, scientist, founder of the Bukhara school, was born on December 10, 1949 in Jondor district.
In 1971, O.M. Yoriev graduated from the Faculty of Chemistry of the Tashkent State University and worked at the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute of the Bukhara branch. In 1974-1977, he studied at the graduate school of the Tashkent State Polytechnic Institute, and in 1977 he worked in the field of polymer physics and chemistry, and in 1977-1988, he worked as a senior teacher, associate professor, head of the department, and party secretary of the institute. In 1988-1991, he studied for a doctorate at the Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology. In 1991, he defended his doctoral thesis in the field of chemistry of high molecular compounds.
In 1992, he worked as the head of the "General Chemistry" department of Bukhara State University, and from 1996 to 2002, he was the vice-rector for scientific affairs. In 2005-2009, he worked as the rector of this higher education. He has more than 300 scientific articles and brochures published in leading journals of Russia, Ukraine, Japan and Uzbekistan, author of more than 20 patents and inventions. In 1994, he authored the textbook "Physics and Chemistry of Polymers" for chemists. Under his scientific guidance, 25 candidates and doctors of chemical and technical sciences were trained. The Bukhara school of polymer scientists was formed and led its development.
Tadjikhodjayev Zakirhodja Abdusattorovich
Doctor of technical sciences, professor
Zakirkhodja Abdusattarovich Tadzhikhodjayev - was born in 1963 in the city of Tashkent in the family of a servant.
In 1980, he graduated from the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute named after ARBeruni with the specialty "Rubber Technology" in the name of the Faculty of Chemical Technology, and in 1985, he successfully completed his studies with good grades.
In 1985, he worked in the positions of vice-rector for technology, vice-rector for educational affairs.
In 1990-1993, a candidate's thesis was defended at this higher educational institution, which was included in the post-graduate program.
In 1993-1996, he worked as a Senior Researcher, Senior Lecturer at the Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology, and in 1996 he entered the doctoral program of TKTI, continuing his research activities in the field of "Development of multifunctional and compositional materials based on secondary products of production and their production technology" "He worked on his doctoral dissertation and completed it in 1999.
On June 25, 2005, the Deputy Director of the State Test Center - Institute for the Improvement of the Personnel Training System, Retraining and Qualification of Pedagogical Personnel of Personnel and Educational Institutions
On October 6, 2010, he was appointed the rector of Bukhara State University and worked in this position until April 2014.
ZATadjihodjayev is one of the captains of the leadership of the university to implement the National Program of Personnel Training and its main goals, training of highly qualified and well-educated young personnel, as well as encouraging young men and women of the university who enter the field of science with great enthusiasm and are looking for the pinnacle of science. "He is a person who did not spare his help by adding a child.
During the leadership period, the composition of the existing faculties of the university was revised, in the system of gradual training of athletes and sports coaches participating in world-level competitions, the place of the faculty of pedagogy and physical education is in a separate place, and attention is paid to these works, as well as 30 Don Ortiq OLYMPIAD types among the talented students of the university are sports, world and Asian champions, Universiade winners,
The university was given a special council by the Higher Attestation Commission on 13.00.02-Exact and natural sciences teaching methodology and it was headed by the rector. Since 2011, a new scientific journal "Psychology" has been published at the university and was recognized by the High Attestation Commission and included in the list of OAC. In 2013, Z. Atadzhikhodjaev was effective in organizing and holding sports competitions at the Universiade in Bukhara.
Abduqabil Abdunabiyvevich Tulaganov
Doctor of technical sciences, professor
He was born on May 19, 1957 in Tashkent district of Tashkent region. In 1979, he graduated from the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute, majoring in "Manufacturing of construction products and structures". Since 1998, he has been a member of the "Lembau" national association of Germany, and since 2011, he has been a member of the "Academy of Natural Information". 12 candidates of science and masters have been trained. A. Tulaganov is the author of more than 400 scientific works (100 of them were published abroad). 5 monographs, 1 textbook, 26 copyright certificates and patents, 17 training manuals, 26 regulatory documents, including. In 2004, 2008, 2010 and 2015 from German to Russian "Dolgovechnost betona", "Sement i izvest", "Shelochnaya korozion betona", "
In 1979-1982, he was a graduate student at the Kyiv Engineering and Construction Institute, in 1983-1985 he was a junior researcher at the Akhov Rye Institute, in 1985-1991 he was a graduate student at the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute, in 1991 at the Tashkent Institute of Architecture and Construction, 1991. lib worked. In 1989-1990, he studied at Bauhaus University in Weimar, Germany. In 1992-1995, he studied at the doctoral course of the Tashkent Institute of Architecture and Construction, and obtained the degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences.
In 2004-2005, he worked as the director of the open joint-stock company "Institute of Scientific Inspection of Stone Construction Materials", in 2005-2007 he worked as the deputy director of the software, in 2010-2014 he worked as a vice-rector. From June 2014 to April 2019, he worked as the rector of Bukhara State University. During his activity as rector of Bukhara State University, he works in the following priority areas:
In the early years, the translation and monetary funds of the persons who were the leaders of Oligoh were not taken into account.
The book "History of Bukhara State University: Devotees of Science and Education" was prepared
Developers: Azalshok Khamroev
Mavluda Rakhmonova
