Abstract
The article explores the significance of Jadidism ideas in the evolution of philosophical thought through the prism of the spiritual heritage of Is’khakhon Tura Ibrat. It analyzes the influence of the thinker's views, aimed at reforming the ossified education system, shaping national identity, reinterpreting the true values of Islam, and developing social relations, on modern Uzbek society, using the example of changes in the fields of education, culture, and philosophy. The study scientifically substantiates the catalytic role of Jadidism ideas in the transformation of philosophical thought, in particular, such aspects as the formation of a new worldview, the awareness of national identity, and the desire for social progress through the prism of the works of Is’khakhon Tura Ibrat, in close connection with the “National Renaissance” promoted by the Jadids, and the “Third Renaissance”, which is an expression of New Uzbekistan. The article aims to deepen the understanding of the development of philosophical thought among young people, objectively assess the invaluable contribution of Is’khakhon Tura Ibrat to the formation of a new worldview, and highlight the significance of Jadidism ideas in modern society. The “Ibrat Phenomenon” serves as an important source for rethinking the place of the thinker's spiritual heritage.