O’tgan Kunlar Bygone Days. Abdulla Qodiriy

Abdulla Qadiri’s «The Past Days» is a classic Uzbek novel that explores the cultural and social landscape of Central Asia at the beginning of the 20th century. Set in the turbulent early Soviet era, the novel tells the story of various characters dealing with the challenges and changes brought about by political upheavals and modernization.

Through rich stories and vivid images, Qadiri paints a detailed portrait of a society in transition, struggling with the conflicts between traditional values, modern ideologies, and old and new ways of life. The novel reflects the uniqueness, traditions and historical conditions of the Uzbeks, allowing readers to see the complexities of the region, which is undergoing profound changes.

Days Bygone is not only a stunning piece of fiction, but also reflects broader themes such as cultural identity, societal change, and the resilient spirit of a people in the face of changing political landscapes. Kadiri’s skillful storytelling and deep reflections make this novel an important literary work that resonates with readers interested in the history and literature of Central Asia.