title: Rushdie Mektebs in the Legal Field of the Russian State in the Early Twentieth Century (Through the Example of Tauride Governorate)
abstract: Rushdie mektebs established in the Crimea during the revolution of 1905 were an alternative to the new-method mektebs of I. Gasprinsky and the state ministerial Russian-Tatar schools. Rushdie schools appeared under the influence of the generation that grew up on the ideas of Jadidism and Young Turks. Rushdie schools combined Islamic and secular sciences in the educational process. The schools were opened without consent of the local authorities, they did not meet the require-ments of the Ministr
journal: Islamovedenie