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1427617648_60929.ppt holidays and festivals of uzbekistan customs and festivals in uzbekistan as a rule, every country has its major national holiday. more often than not this is independence day. in the past most of today's independent states - including the usa - were colonies, dominions, protectorates, or mandated territories. in other words, they were dependencies. so, many peoples in asia, africa and america were engaged in achieving their ultimate goal of liberty and independence. customs and festivals in uzbekistan it has also become a tradition to hold a folklore festival in one of tashkent's parks on independence day. during this festival ethnic cultural centers of tashkent present folk songs, dances, arts, crafts, and cuisines of over 130 ethnic groups who live in uzbekistan in peace and accord. after gaining independence, the residents of uzbekistan could enjoy their civil rights only after the constitution had been adopted. it was such an …

r navruz marks the beginning of the new year. navruz began to be celebrated in a very distant past and has always been a pagan, folk holiday, a holiday called for by nature itself - and it remains like this till now. in the independent uzbekistan navruz acquired a new connotation: it has become a national holiday. the people of all the ethnic groups living in uzbekistan celebrate this holiday with great enthusiasm. a few days before navruz, people usually arrange khashar (voluntary and joint public work), during which they clean and decorate their cities, towns and villages. by the time navruz begins all the preparations for the feast are completed. multi-dish and sumptuous meal is the acme of the holiday, which from the earliest times has been made with the hope that the year ahead will be productive and profitable. the main dish of the feast is undoubtedly the …

ace, too. various entertainment programs are broadcast on tv. customs and festivals in uzbekistan among the state holidays of uzbekistan there are many religious ones. they are celebrated according to the muslim lunar calendar. in the soviet times these holidays were banned in uzbekistan. but after the country became independent, these holidays were legalized and by now they have acquired really nation-wide character. one of the most significant muslim holidays is kurban-khait. it is the day when the faithful should make a gratifying oblation in accordance with their personal incomes. after the ritual praying the faithful go on visits or receive guests at home. on this day those who are poor and suffering are taken a special care of. ramazan-khait is a holiday of moral purification and spiritual revival. this holiday comes after 30-day fast and falls at the ninth month of the muslim calendar. during these days it is …

levant to surrounding gorges and villages. thus it is no wonder that along with 19 other regions in the world, in 2001 boysun district was included in the unesco list of "masterpieces of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity". every year the participants of 'boysun's spring' come from scores of countries. the festival attracts a lot of professional and amateur folklorists. during the festival one can travel in time and learn the ancient secrets of fire-worshippers' rituals and shaman cults, make acquaintance with the life of the distinctive region where culture and traditions of ancient peoples have been well preserved. customs and festivals in uzbekistan the international musical festival "shark taronalari" has become very popular and prestigious. for the first time it was held in samarkand in 1997 on the initiative of islam karimov, uzbekistan's president. the venue of the festival was not a random choice at all: they …

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1427617648_60929.ppt holidays and festivals of uzbekistan customs and festivals in uzbekistan as a rule, every country has its major national holiday. more often than not this is independence day. in the past most of today's independent states - including the usa - were colonies, dominions, protectorates, or mandated territories. in other words, they were dependencies. so, many peoples in asia, africa and america were engaged in achieving their ultimate goal of liberty and independence. customs and festivals in uzbekistan it has also become a tradition to hold a folklore festival in one of tashkent's parks on independence day. during this festival ethnic cultural centers of tashkent present folk songs, dances, arts, crafts, and cuisines of over 130 ethnic groups who …

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