Abu Nasr Faroobi's Views on Education
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https://doi.org/10.47494/mesb.v14i.667Keywords:
Al-Farabi, ideal, pedagogy, view, philosophy, scientific achievement, socio-philosophical thinkingAbstract
Among the thinkers of Central Asia, the bright star of his time, several scientific achievements of the Middle Ages, the development of advanced socio-philosophical thinking in the Near and Middle East are associated with the name of Abu Nasr Farabi. Al-Farabi wrote treatises in almost all the fields of science known in his time. In particular, Farabi gave a logical interpretation of the philosophical interpretation of education and upbringing from a specific religious, secular, philosophical point of view. This article analyzes Al-Farabi’s views on education and upbringing.
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Abu Nasr Farobi. City of noble people.-T: Abdulla Kadiri Publishing House, 1993
Muhammadjon Jakbarov. Historical and philosophical bases of the idea of the perfect man. Tafakkur Publishing House, 2011
Excerpts from the history of socio-philosophical thought in Uzbekistan. Edited by M. Khairullaev. T: "Uzbekistan", 1995
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