Strengthening National Spiritual Immunity and Combating Destructive Ideologies in New Uzbekistan

2025

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DOI 10.38177/ajbsr.2025.7210
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Abstract

In today‟s world of globalization and information technology, this article emphasizes the dangers of capturing the societal ideosphere through a variety of harmful concepts and social engineering techniques, as well as the part that spiritual and educational struggle plays in thwarting these threats. The significance of the teachings and humanistic values of the Jadid movement in the formation of the national idea is highlighted, and it is acknowledged as a crucial component of development. The article highlights how important it is to begin promoting the national ideology within the family, establish the idea of ongoing spiritual education, produce national content, and widely adopt cutting-edge information technologies and contemporary techniques in order to shield the next generation from negative influences. Furthermore, special attention is paid to the significance of researching historical heritage, enhancing propaganda instruments that bolster spiritual immunity, and drawing on foreign experiences. By doing this, New Uzbekistan‟s development is given a strong basis for national awakening and enlightenment.