Kenjayeva Nozik
By: Kenjayeva Nozik
Child is the joy of a person’s eyes and soul. When a person starts a family, he wants to have sweet children. It’s no secret that many people want to have a boy, and among those who give birth to a girl, there are those who are depressed. It is said in our religion: “To Allah belong the heavens and the earth. He creates what He wills, He gives a daughter to whom He wills, a son and a daughter to whom He wills, and He does not give them both to whom He wills. He is the All-Knowing.
There are not only many hadiths about the girl child, but also many poems and books.
There is no breeze in the house without a girl
In the girl’s house, jambil and basil do not grow
Sons have no business with fathers
The girl remembers her father with every breath.
Tell me your daughter is inferior to any boy
Mornings do not come early in a house without a daughter
In the morning, the sun does not lie on the porch
I didn’t know what kind of friend he would be
A girlfriend will not sell your secret
Your unwavering eye in difficult times
Tell me which son is inferior to your daughter
Tell me whose bag is not full
Those ignorant people who read that there are times in Otayo’s bosom, there were times in their lives when having a girl child was an honor for people.
If we look at history, we can cite as an example of the certificate that most women are brave and ready to sacrifice their lives for the country. In addition, women show several times more bravery than in this distribution. they are not only queen mother sister and sister also today the attention of girl child in the society is increasing day by day day gender equality is being demanded and many new laws to protect women’s rights is a proof of the state’s and the whole society’s great achievement towards women and girls.
Kenjayeva Nozik was born 2007 year, Samarkand region, Pastdag‘om distirikt opa Juma. Currently student of 69-school 10th grade.
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