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MUSULMON DUNYOSIDA MAHALLA TIZIMI – IJTIMOIY MUNOSABATLAR VA DINLARARO MULOQOT PLATFORMASI

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MAQOLA ANNOTATSIYASI

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Mazkur maqolada musulmon dunyosida mahalla tizimining shakllanish tarixi hamda uning ijtimoiy va dinlararo munosabatlardagi o‘rni tahlil qilinadi. Mahalla nafaqat hududiy birlik, balki ijtimoiy nazorat, o‘zaro yordam, diniy hayot va iqtisodiy hamkorlikni ta’minlovchi muhim institut sifatida ko‘rib chiqiladi. Tadqiqotda Makka va Madinadagi dastlabki joylashuvlardan boshlab, Umaviylar, Abbosiylar va Usmonlilar davrida mahalla tizimining rivojlanish bosqichlari yoritiladi. Shuningdek, Markaziy Osiyo, Yaqin Sharq va Andalusiya shaharlari misolida turli din vakillarining bir hududda yoki qo‘shni mahallalarda yashash tajribasi tahlil qilinadi. Maqolada mahalla tizimi diniy va etnik farqlarni saqlagan holda ijtimoiy integratsiya, qo‘shnichilik va hamkorlikni ta’minlaganligi asoslab beriladi.

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