Murodova Muslima Kadirovna
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Murodova Muslima Kadirovna
Murodova Muslima Kadirovna was born on June 29, 2010 in the Jondor district of the Bukhara region. She is currently an 8th grade student at school No. 30 in the same district. Her first poetry book was published in 2024 under the title "Kelding go'zal bahor". Winner of many awards. She took 2nd place at the festival held in the district. She took 1st place at the district stage of the competition "Bakhtim shul: I am an Uzbek Zulfiyasiman" and 2nd place at the regional stage. Author of the anthologies "Youth of Uzbekistan", "Towards my goals..." and "Uzbekistanli kızlar". Actively participated in the competition in cooperation with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia, was awarded the badges "Great Follower of Jadidists" and "Scientific Uzbek Artists in the Middle East" by the Republic of Egypt. Candidate for the state prize named after "Zulfiya". She organized the "Young Artists" circle for poets at school. She is active in school and public affairs. Holder of many certificates.
Have you ever been proud...?
Do you know why I asked you this question? Because I was asked this question too. Do you find my answer interesting? Then read it!
A year ago, I was on a train from Tashkent with my mother and sister. Everyone in the carriage we were sitting in had a phone in their hands. But I didn't have a phone. I had a book in my hand. People walking from carriage to carriage on the train first waved at me, then at another. Then an uncle stopped me as he passed by and greeted everyone:
-Oh my dear girl. I'm so happy to see you. I've been working on the train for 20 years, but I've never seen a book in anyone's hand. When there are still decent, intelligent girls in our country. Thank you to your parents, he said, drawing everyone's attention.
At that time, I was very happy and I said to myself, "This is the part, my parents are very helpful, thank you very much." Some time later, my friend asked me this question. And I told him the story without hesitation.
Ask yourself this question now!
Have you ever been proud?
