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DOI: Interaction Of The School With The Mahalla Committee In The Process Of Spiritual Education
Aziza Uktamovna Kurbanova , Assistant, Karshi State University Karshi city, Uzbekistan.Abstract
This article describes the role of the mahalla in public life, the interaction of the mahalla with schools in spiritual and moral education, the role of the family in the mahalla.
Keywords
Neighborhood, society, social institution
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