Customs and Traditions Related to the Neighborhood

Abstract

The neighborhood, which has been the cradle of spiritual values since time immemorial, reflects the customs and traditions of the people. He ensured that they would last from generation to generation. These values have been formed for centuries and have been absorbed into the consciousness of the people. Traditions are honored and preserved in Uzbekistan. Respect for the elderly, support and mutual assistance - these are qualities characteristic of the generation of the Uzbek people. The neighborhood occupies an important place in Uzbek culture. It unites people, brings them closer, teaches them to respect everyone, regardless of their social status, nationality and religion. To determine the essence of the word "mahalla", referring to the reference book, you can find the following lines: territorial-administrative unit, a community of people living in a certain area of the cities and regions of Central Asia. However, this definition provides only one side of the explanation of the term neighborhood. After all, this is not only a place of residence, but also a way of life and a way of thinking in which virtues such as hard work, humanity, and decency prevail, as well as centuries-old traditions.