Senior Lecturer, Department of “Socio-Humanitarian Sciences”, International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan
Online published on 18 May, 2020.
This article analyzes the history of religion and state relations in Central Asian countries, in particular in the Republic of Uzbekistann, the role of the holy Islamic religion, inter-confessional dialogue, and the current state of religion and state relations in the Constitution and laws of the states of the army. Proposals were made on the tasks that should be carried out in order to further strengthen close military and mutual cooperation between the countries of Central Asia.
Freedom Of Conscience, Religious Organization, Interfaith Dialogue, Religious Tolerance, Faith, Democratic State, Social State, Political Diversity, Ideology, Sovereignty, Party, Radicalism, Transnational
