A great representative of Uzbek literature, Abdulla Qadiri (Julqunboy) is a writer, poet, translator, dramatist, one of the great representatives of Uzbek literature of the 20th century, the founder of Uzbek novels. In order to pay respect to the memory of the patriotic writer Abdulla Qadiri and to glorify his incomparable contribution to the development of national literature, the official opening of his museum was held in 2019 at the initiative of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, and the Abdulla Qadiri Memorial Museum was established. Professors and students of the Department of Economics of the Renaissance Educational University gathered and visited this place in order to get to know this center of culture.

At the entrance to the museum, the wise words of Abdulla Qadiri are written on the glass wall, and the picture of the great writer is shown on the wall through a projector. It is worth noting that the museum's expositions are shown on the basis of the latest, modern, innovative technologies. In addition to traditional pictures, you can also see pictures projected on the wall here. All information in the museum is given in Uzbek and English. These materials were prepared by Bahadir Karim, doctor of philology, professor, well-known Qadiri scholar, and in turn, they were translated into English by Mahzuna Qadiri, great-grandson of the great writer, Habibullah Qadiri's grandson.

The expositions presented in the museum can be divided into 3 thematic blocks (halls): the life of Abdulla Qadiri, Abdullah Qadiri during the years of repression and independence, halls dedicated to the works of Abdulla Qadiri.

 

The main purpose of the visit to the museum of the writer who left a great mark in the history of Uzbek literature is to familiarize the students with the life path of the great person and to increase their patriotic feelings. Teachers and students returned from that place with great impressions.