Innovation in the modern education system

INNOVATION IN THE MODERN EDUCATION SYSTEM
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years old and his mother Bibi Malokhat was 80 years old. Sultan Sayidahmad 
Wali grew up without breastfeeding because his mother was old. He grew 
up drinking spring water instead of milk. Therefore, he was called Hazrat 
Beshir, who could not feed his mother. "Beshir" was derived from Persian and 
means without milk. He was known among the people as Bashir. Hazrat 
Bashir lived with his parents for about 4-5 years and later lived independently 
in a place called Ghari Hakim. He lived here until he was 18-19 years old, 
then at the age of 20-25 he lived in a place called Kyzylkaya, 10 kilometers 
away from the village of Hazrati Beshir. When Bashir was old, he lived in a 
place called Sandiktash near the place where he lived before.
It is narrated that Hazrat Bashir shot a spruce stick from the place where 
his father lived, and the stick was stuck on that hill. In time, a spruce tree 
sprouted from the stick. Even today, the spruce is green, the lower part is 
thinner and the upper part is thicker, it has been flourishing since the 6th and 
5th centuries. When Hadrat Bashir was 80 years old, Ali Kushchi from 
Samarkand came to him and lived there for 6-7 years. One day Hazrat Ali 
advised Kushchi to leave the village. Because he said he could be attacked 
for his proximity to Samarkand. Following this advice, Ali Kushchi went to 
Alexandria and died there. Now there is the village of Ali Kushchi near the 
village of Hazrat Bashir. There is even information about the Mongol king 
Jamollidin, who abdicated and came to the village of Hazrat Bashir. He 
died in the hands of Hadrat Bashir and was buried here.
He made a prodigy in front of Mirzo Ulugbek. Therefore, Mirzo Ulugbek 
paid a part of Samarkand tribute to him out of respect. 
Hazrat Bashir died at the age of 96. The tomb is located on the hill 
Niyoztepa, where the spruce grew. On the side of the tomb, there are the 
tomb of his two children and a servant. On the next side of the tomb, there 
is also the tomb of the Mongol king Mirza Sayidahmad Jamollidin.
Below the hill, there is a small plain, decorated with huge maples, 
walnuts, pistachios, almonds and similar trees. There is also a mosque built 
under the leadership of Mulla Ahmad. 
Healing water flows under the hill where the shrine of Hazrat Bashir is 
located. It is said that its healing properties, coolness and sweet taste are 
not inferior to the water of Macca. According to legend, it is said that milk 
used to flow from the spring instead of water on Wednesdays and Thursdays. 
And people were cured of their ailments by drinking this milk and water. 

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