Processes Of Secularization And Desecularization In Uzbekistan: A Historical And Philosophical Analysis

Abstract

This article analyzes the formation of secularization and desecularization processes in Uzbekistan, their dialectical interrelation, and their impact on societal development from a historical and philosophical perspective. The ideological consequences of the rigid atheistic policy during the Soviet period, the spiritual vacuum, and the processes of religious revival that emerged in the early years of independence are elucidated on a scientific basis. Additionally, the article examines the national model of secularism in Uzbekistan, the transformation of the relationship between religion and the state, and the socio-political complexities of the transition period.