HISTORY OF UZBEK MIGRANTS IN SAUDI ARABIA: SUCCESSFUL ASSIMILATION AND LOST NATIONAL IDENTITY
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https://doi.org/10.47390/SP1342V3I6/SY2023N01Keywords:
Turkestan, Central Asia, migration, immigrant, Bukhari, diaspora, Saudi Arabia, Uzbek, Mecca, Medina, JeddahAbstract
In this article, the historical reasons for the migration that occurred in Central Asia at the beginning of the 20th century, the path of migrants to Saudi Arabia, the policy of the Saudi government towards them, the name of the Central Asian community, in particular, on the basis of Western sources, the etymological analysis of such terms as "Muhajir”, “Turkestan”, “Bukhari”, the language situation of migrants and efforts to preserve national identity and its results.
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