Marjona Ilkhomova
Day 9
SADRIDDIN AYNIYʼS Museum
Sadriddin Ainiy is a writer, scientist and public figure of Uzbek and Tajik literature of the 20th century. Ainiy carried out research work in Uzbek and Tajik literature as a historian, literary critic and scientist. He wrote novels about poets and scientists such as Rudaki, ibn Sina, Sa'di, Wasifi, Bedil, Navoi, Ahmed Donish.
He was born in 1878 in the village of Soktari, Gijduvan district, Bukhara region. His father was a mill foreman, and his grandfather was a mullah. At the age of six, his father sent Sadriddin to a school near the mosque. However, the school teacher was illiterate, so the father took his son from this school and placed him in the school for women of Bibi Khalifa, the wife of the village mullah. Nevertheless, after graduating from school, he knew how to read and write. Syed Akbar, who studied in Bukhara, taught him literacy.
Sadriddin lost his uncle, father and mother when smallpox spread in 1889. His elder brother Muhyiddin becomes a mullah in another village, and an eleven-year-old boy takes care of his younger brother and becomes the head of the family. He fed and clothed his brothers, traded in the market and tilled the land. 1890 Sharifjon Makhdum helped him go to Bukhara, where he studied at the Mir Arab Madrasah.
Sadriddin was more interested in poetry than the books taught in the madrasa. At the beginning of 1892, Sharifjon Makhdum invited him to live in his house. In this house, people close to literature and art used to meet, have conversations and read books. At that time, he himself wrote poems under different pseudonyms. He received the nickname "Ainy" in 1896. After becoming a famous poet in 1905, his poems were included in the collection of selected works. The "Marifat" society, which was established at that time, wrote textbooks for "new style" schools (local).
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