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Language Policy Issues in “High Spirituality-Invincible Force” by Islam Karimov

Azamat PrimovDepartment of Uzbek Linguistic, Faculty of Philology, Urgench State University, Urgench City, Uzbekistan
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Speeches, speeches and works of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Islam Karimov are the scientific, methodological, ideological, political, economic and spiritual-cultural basis of many social disciplines. In many works of Islam Karimov questions of spirituality and the national idea are of particular importance. In his work " Yuksak manaviyat - yengilmas kuch" (High spirituality is an invincible force) (2008), President of the Republic Uzbekistan talks about the essence of spirituality, its role and importance in the development of society, the problems of reviving national identity and convinces readers that a people with high spirituality will never depend on anyone and achieve their good goals. If people treat these issues irresponsibly and lose vigilance in educating young people in the spirit of love for great Motherland, respect for sacred and spiritual values, and historical memory, then people may be away from the path leading to the universal human progress towards which people strive. The experience of mankind over the years has shown that states with invasive and violent goals, in order to subordinate "another nation or nation, their wealth, first of all, try to deprive them of their national values, history and spirituality. If I were asked," the head of state, what needs to be done in order to preserve spirituality, and how people can resist alien ideas that are dangerous, I would say that first of all every person living on land should have consciousness, to study ancient history, the rich spirituality and the priceless heritage of the great ancestors.

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