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DOI: Mahmud Zamakhshari's Work “Atwoqu-Z-Zahab” Is A Unique Example Of The Development Of Didactic Heritage
M.M. Sherova , PhD Student, International Islamic Academy Of UzbekistanAbstract
This article discusses the importance of Mahmud Zamakhshari’s work “Atwoqu-z-zahab” in the
didactic heritage, the fact that the work has been translated, studied and commented on by world and
Uzbek scholars. The articles of the work reflect the important role of moral norms in the development
of society.
Keywords
Didactics,, teaching
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