The article examines the key ideas of Jadidism, such as the integration of Eastern traditions with Western achievements, the role of education in overcoming backwardness, and strengthening national identity. Special attention is given to the philosophical interpretation of Jadidism as a dialectical process between the old and the new, as well as its relevance in the reforms of the “New Uzbekistan”.  

Jadidism, enlightenment, modernization

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