A historian's vision of 'Khudjum'

Central Asian Survey

Volumn 17, Issue 1, 1998, Pages 147-155

  Alimova, Dilarom A ^a  

^a Academy of Science of Uzbekistan   (Uzbekistan)

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EID: 0347723834     PISSN: 02634937     EISSN: None     Source Type: Trade Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/02634939808401028     Document Type: Article

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1. Muslim houses consisted of two parts: the men's and the women's sections. The women's section was the internal part of the house and was called 'ichkari'. No unrelated men had a right to enter there.
2. Duval refers to high walls surrounding the house.
3. Paranja - women's outfit covering entire body and having a veil in front which covers the face.
4. Communist. 1927, No 8, pp 52-53.
5. 'Khudjum' - znachit nastuplenie. Tashkent, Uzbekistan 1989, p 10.
6. Za partiyu, 1927 No 3 enclosure.
7. Narodnoe khozyiaistvo Srednei Azii. 1930, No 9-10, p 35.
8. Palvanova, B. Emancipation of Muslim Women. M. Nauka, 1982, c.197.
9. Pravda Vostoka, 1927, 7 October.
10. Nodira-begim - famous Uzbek poetess of the 19th century.
11. Lubimova C. T. Za novi bit. Tashkent: Sredazburo, 1926, p 38.
12. Dimanshtein C. Protiv mulli ishanov, Kommunistka, 1929, No 5-6 p 49-51.
13. Djaddidism - progressive national democratic movement at the beginning of the 20th century. It was engaged in propaganda of the ideas of the government and development of the country according to the European pattern taking into account the national traditions. The representatives of Djaddidism demanded the autonomy of Turkestan within the Russian Federation in 1918. The attitude of the official bolshevik authorities was negative. Djadids were subjected to political repression.
14. Popov F. O rabote sredi zhenshchin v Uzbekistane. Volni A. Jenski trud v promishlennosti/Chachvani goryat, Antireligioznik, 1938, No 12 p 13-15. Akmal Ikramov was the First Secretary of the Communist Party of Uzbekistan. He was repressed and shot in 1937 for counterrevolutionary activities.
15. M. - Tashkent, Saogiz, 1931, p 25.
16. Rizel F. Zhenshchina - natsionalka v borbe zak hlopkouborochnuyu. Revolution and nationalities. 1932 #9, p31.
17. Partrabotnik, 1934 #3-4, p 33.