Study of the legacy of Abu Nasr Farabi and relevance for the development of science of the peoples of Central Asia

The article discusses the idea of developing the study of the heritage of the great scientist of the Eastern Renaissance, Abu Nasr Farabi. The author analyzes the ideal, fair state in the works of Farabi and his ideas about justice, about fair laws - fair law, which is still important today in the education of the young generation of the peoples of Central Asia, since the peoples of Central Asia have created a rich original culture throughout the centuries-old history. The origins of the mutual influence of the cultures of the peoples of Central Asia originate from ancient times. The countries of Central Asia have historically always referred to themselves as a single region. The indigenous population has a common history, similar culture, customs, and professes the same religion. A large number of representatives of the nationalities of neighboring states live on the territories of the countries of the region, especially in the border areas, which contributes to the maintenance of numerous, including kinship ties between the inhabitants of the Central Asian countries. Uzbekistan shares borders with all the countries of the region and is actually located in the center of Central Asia.