THE FACTOR OF NATIONAL UPBRINGING IN NATIONAL SPIRITUALITY

Abstract

This article provides a socio-philosophical analysis of the concept of national spirituality and of the role and significance of national upbringing in protecting spirituality. In the views of great thinkers who advanced the idea of national spirituality, in the works of classical literary figures, and in the outlook of the Jadids, upbringing is interpreted as an important factor in forming such qualities in the consciousness of the younger generation as patriotism, historical memory, national pride, spiritual immunity, and respect for the heritage of ancestors. The article considers the preservation of national values, the education of young people as spiritually mature individuals, and the strengthening of national self-awareness as its central scholarly problem.