Shodiyon Muhammad is a humble, noble, and knowledgeable individual. Despite holding high positions, such as being a deputy in the Majlisi Namoyandagon of the Majlisi Oli of the Republic of Tajikistan, Chairman of the Committee on Science, Education, Culture, and Youth Policy, and earning the title of Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences and Professor, he has not forgotten his rural roots.
In early March of this year, during a visit to a rural school, Shodiyon Muhammad noticed that the conditions at the institution were cramped and that additional classrooms were needed. He took it upon himself to purchase building materials, prepare the design for the new structure, and hire local builders. Within four months, the construction of a new building, fully equipped with the necessary facilities, was completed.
On the eve of the 34th anniversary of Tajikistan's Independence Day, on September 9, Shodiyon Muhammad presented the village with the new building, which consisted of four spacious classrooms. The villagers expressed their gratitude to him for the good deeds he had done. Such a worthy act by a deputy deserves support and should be followed.
