Author: Gadoyeva, Lobar Ergashevna

Annotation: This article examines the role of the mahalla (community) system in shaping the ethnomodel of a healthy lifestyle in contemporary Uzbekistan. The mahalla is viewed as a unique social institution that ensures the transmission of traditional values, fosters collective responsibility, and strengthens public health culture. The study highlights the interrelation between national cultural practices, preventive mechanisms, family–community relations, and modern approaches to healthy living. It demonstrates that the mahalla plays a crucial role in developing community health culture by integrating historical traditions with ongoing social reforms.

Keywords: mahalla, ethnomodel, healthy lifestyle, community health, social philosophy, traditional values, prevention, social institution, Uzbekistan.

Pages in journal: 132 - 137