THE JADID MOVEMENT AND THE LINGUISTIC POETICS OF ABDULLAH AVLONIS WORK

Abstract

By the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries, Turkestan had a very dangerous and difficult internal historical environment that threatened the fate of the nation. On the one hand, the colonialism of the Russian Empire was politically strengthened. The Russian invaders, who were obsessed with colonialism and violence, are now viciously chauvinistic, such as Russifying the local people, breaking their pride, and losing their identity in order to gain moral supremacy by assimilating their ideology. Strengthened policy. On the other hand, our nation and people have lost their political and moral rights, freedoms and will. Third, Muslim bigotry (conservatism and heresy) is on the rise. The socio-political, economic and spiritual condition of the nation has deteriorated. In addition, there was growing opposition among religious leaders to innovation, secular enlightenment, and progress. This was in stark contrast to Islam and the Shari'a.