Abstract
It is known that at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, Jadid schools were established in Turkestan. These textbooks started with “Alifbo” and included various scientific and Islamic knowledge. Ismatullo Rahmatullo’s textbook “Alifbe ta’limi” is significant in that it not only shows the unique aspects of the old Uzbek writing in Ar-abic graphics, but also contains texts about education and morals. “Alifbo ta’limi” served for many years for primary school students of Samarkand modern schools at the beginning of the 20th century. The textbook was published by the publishing house named after “Gazarov” and consists of 46 pages. It is designed for 90 hours of lessons. In the textbook, small texts and poetic fragments were given, which served to reinforce the previous lessons.
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