Republican Scientific-Practical Conference “The Role of the Works of Shaykh Muhammad Sodiq Muhammad Yusuf in Introducing Youth to Pure Islamic Enlightenment and Protecting Them from Alien Ideas” (Peshqadam Karvoni, 2026) · Vol. 2 No. Conference Issue (2026): Proceedings of the Republican Scientific-Practical Conference “The Role of the Works of Shaykh Muhammad Sodiq Muhammad Yusuf in Introducing Youth to Pure Islamic Enlightenment and Protecting Them from Alien Ideas” (Peshqadam Karvoni, 2026)

Sog‘lom Avlodni Shakllantirishda Hadisiy-ma’rifiy Tamoyillarning Tibbiy-ijtimoiy Ahamiyati

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healthy generation hadith moral education health prevention youth radicalism healthy lifestyle

Abstract

This article analyzes the medical, moral, and social significance of hadith-based educational principles in shaping a healthy generation. The study examines the role of moral education, a healthy lifestyle, psychological well-being, and the social environment in promoting the health of children and young people. Hadith teachings related to hygiene, balanced nutrition, avoidance of harmful habits, parental responsibility, and spiritual purity are evaluated from the perspective of modern preventive medicine and public health. The article also explores the social and psychological factors contributing to moral decline, information threats, and vulnerability to radical ideologies among youth. Furthermore, it highlights the preventive potential of religious and educational upbringing in strengthening moral values and protecting young people from destructive influences. The findings demonstrate that the integration of medical, spiritual, and social factors plays a crucial role in fostering a healthy, resilient, and socially responsible generation.

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