JADID CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANISATIONS
Keywords:
Jadidism, “Shuro Islamiya”, “Shuro Ulema”, Ismail Gasprinski, usul-i jadid, FitratAbstract
Jadidism, risen as an educational movement at the turn of the 19th and 20th century and declined under the attack of the Soviet power in the late 1920s of last century, still arouses interest not only in Central Asia, but also quite beyond its boundaries. This increasing interest is explained with the fact that the ideas proclaimed, but not implemented by the Jadids, have actual significance, which is not lost for this region.Initially, Jadidism arose as a narrow movement of cultural nature for the reform of the old system of Muslim education, for the necessity of European education for Muslims.
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