CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS OF JADID IDEOLOGY AND JOURNALISTIC HERITAGE IN THE SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL VIEWS OF SAID RIZO ALIZODA

Abstract

This article provides a scholarly and theoretical analysis of Said Rizo Alizoda’s socio-philosophical views, his activities within the Jadidist ideological movement, and his journalistic legacy. It examines Alizoda’s concept of the relationship between the individual and society, as well as his interpretation of the press as a means of awakening society and enhancing social engagement. In addition, the study explores his views on social reform through education, enlightenment, the preservation of the national language, and the development of political consciousness. Furthermore, it highlights his contribution, through his work as a translator, to transmitting scientific and ethical heritage to the peoples of the East, as well as the influence of his journalistic writings on a wide readership.