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Since ancient times, the territory of Central Asia, particularly Uzbekistan, has become an abode for representatives of various nations and nationalities, which lived under the same sky and have become an integral part of our homeland. Among them should be noted the Jewish community. The article is devoted to analysis of views on the appearance of Jews in the Central Asia, formation, characteristics and social life of Jewish communities. Also are disclosed relationships of the Jews with local people (Persians, Tajiks, Uzbeks, and others.), customs, and rites, the similarities and differences in the costumes.
Bukharan Jews, Central Asian Jews, Kosher, Assimilation, Wedding Ceremonies And Burials, Kalima, Nadzhama, Jazz, Rites "Yetti", (Seven), "O‘ttiz", (Thirty), "Yil", (Anniversary)