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"It all starts from the place where life begins."
(Not when lost, but when moving forward)

Regardless of age, Mirach Chagri Oqtosh's book, which has captured the attention of millions of Turkish readers, is now presented to Uzbek-speaking audience for the first time. In this work, the author delves into sacred verses from the Quran, exemplary events from the lives of prophets, reflections from numerous renowned thinkers recognized worldwide, and excerpts from the profound thoughts of knowledgeable scholars, bringing forth philosophical contemplations. It encourages individuals to be compassionate, show generosity and kindness, continually strive to do good and abstain from evil; portraying life's challenges as a test from God, urging them not to lose hope, seek solutions to problems, and underscore the necessity of constantly seeking forgiveness, instilling feelings of gratitude in readers. The book is designed for a broad readership.

Life is like a long road. This road is full of adventures: some short, some lengthy. Every moment we go somewhere, we wander to the traveler. For instance, you are also a traveler now. This book can be your companion on your journeys and a friend on your paths.

So now turn the page to begin a new chapter and start flipping through the pages!

The next: those who have passed away.

Although the idea of passing away may seem like life's ultimate escape route, as we all leave something behind in life, whether it's what or who we leave behind when we pass away one day, we all will certainly leave.

Death is similar to sleeping. If you can't escape it, you'll suffer; if you don't give up your soul, your suffering will persist. The suffering of not causing death will only make a person stronger.

Come on, let's divide those who have passed and those who haven't into two groups. Shall we start with those who have passed? Are you afraid? Don't be afraid; never be afraid! No matter what you may have passed before, it won't tell you that everything is done for you and that your latest fate in life awaits you. The journey continues. During this journey, experiencing pain and breaking into pieces yourself may happen; your grieving might also be possible. However, remember that every endured pain leads to a result.

Because this fate will give you an exceptional experience.

Sometimes giving up is also beautiful. Because from giving up arise wonderful victories. Today it’s possible what are you abandoning or losing sometimes near ones might not help you and left alone within problems could leave you stranded. Never consider these pains as suffering. The punishment of relinquishing is severe and cruel. But without dwelling on it much, starting afresh gives a sense of moving forward beautifully. You should express this with words and feel it within yourself. These aren’t comprehended but felt. Sometimes in order to achieve something one has to pass through abandonments or losses necessary. The experiences are not handed easily on a platter. To achieve and succeed requires some sacrifice in advance. When the time comes, you need to willingly embrace this fire too alongside everything else. If prepared on these grounds, rising strong from this ordeal becomes easier.

The second group is those who haven't given up yet – those are the unfortunate ones appallingly at least so far perhaps they’re currently unsuccessful. Because having passed away one day means you own what can be relinquished now maybe reading these words might awaken something in you leading you to release your shackles.