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Shakarim Kudaiberdiyevich (1858-1931) - poet, writer, philosopher, historian, composer. He is a contemporary of Abai and his brother, and a follower of the traditions of realist literature, which he founded. Kudaiberdiyevich Abay followed the path of studying the socio-political and social mysteries of the environment in which he lived, studying the shortcomings of society and human nature, guiding the native people. Shakarim's father Kudaiberdy was born to Kunanbay's godmother Kunke, ie Abai's brother. At the age of five, Shakarim was sent to study by a village mullah, where he studied until the age of seven.

Orphaned at the age of seven, he will be brought up by Abai. The rich traditions of his upbringing and the upbringing of his uncle Abai greatly contributed not only to the fact that Shakarim grew up without being orphaned, but also to his talent as a poet and thinker. Shakarim himself later wrote: “Mr. Ibrahim, who was born from one of our father's mothers, is called Abai in Kazakh. He was a Muslim and a Russian scholar. I read, listened to his sermons and felt a little light of science. " Although Kudaiberdiyevich did not study in special educational institutions, he was one of the most educated people in the time of Kudaiberdiyevich. Fluent in Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Russian. He cites scientists who have tried to improve people's lives. Some say that human life can be corrected by recognizing the Creator, while others say that if the government is abolished, everyone will be able to live independently. Some say that education and enlightenment will improve people's lives. Some say that the rich and the poor can be corrected by equation, while others say that education can be corrected. Life itself is a matter of life. That is why nature created human life in such a way that there were people who wanted to eat, demand and quarrel with each other. Shakarim himself was convinced that none of these ideas could change human nature.