Artists who have attained the people's love and blessings

**Artists Blessed with the People's Love and Prayers**

The greatest wealth is health. Whether a person is a king or a star, if there is no good health, no fame or glory will bring them joy. Because a person's true wealth is neither status nor material possessions, but the opportunity to live a healthy life.

In fact, it is the fans who make an artist famous among the people and elevate them to the status of a star. However, there are also such fans who do not merely applaud their favorite artist on stage, but also do not leave them alone in life's most difficult trials. Perhaps this is a testament to the open-heartedness, generosity, and compassion of the Uzbek people.

Ozoda Nursaidova, who was forced to cancel her concert program due to emergency surgery; Surayyo Qosimova, whose song became her fate and whose soul suffered from unjust pain; and TV presenter Ahror Qoshmatov, who has been widely discussed on social networks recently... Today, each of them feels the love of the people not only in the form of applause, but also in sincere prayers and financial support.

Ozoda Nursaidova, who was reported to have postponed her concert program in Termez a few days ago, made an appearance again yesterday. After undergoing brain surgery, she expressed her gratitude to her fans who prayed for her health and supported her.

The artist's current condition serves as a reminder of another truth: a person standing in front of thousands of fans on stage is also not free from life's trials. Sometimes, a sincere prayer, affection, and moral support give them more strength than applause.

Surayyo Qosimova, who was brought to the hospital by ambulance on September 9 due to serious changes in her health, also underwent emergency surgery with the prayers and financial support of our people. With the help of generous people, the contract payment required for the singer's daughter to study was also covered.

When the funds remaining from the surgical procedure and hospital expenses were delivered to the singer, she did not want to accept the money. Her words made many people reflect:

— Thank you very much to all of you! Most importantly, it is health. The most necessary thing for a woman is attention. I don't need money. Money stole my peace of mind, that's why I hate money very much.

Behind these words are the bitter experiences of life, heartbreak, and values that stand above material wealth for a human being.

After this, the collection of charitable funds continued in order to buy a house for Surayyo Qosimova, who lives in a rented apartment. However, after it became known that the Ministry of Culture would take over this task, the singer was asked about her dreams and wishes. Her answer was noteworthy:

— My dream is to serve my people, to give a concert in the USA, to go to Paris. I have many fans abroad too.

Returning to creative work as soon as she was discharged from the hospital, Surayyo Qosimova sang a song dedicated to a five-year-old girl from Namangan. She also visited and gave encouragement to TV presenter Ahror Qoshmatov, who, like her, is in need of the people's help and is currently fighting a serious illness.

In this scene, another facet of artistry is revealed: even when a person is experiencing difficulties themselves, they can remain sensitive to the pain of others.

Recently, situations related to Ahror Qoshmatov's health have been widely discussed on social networks. In some objections, his condition was linked to the show "Xafa bo'lish yo'q" (No Offense). Following these discussions, some secrets of the show were also revealed.

However, it is not correct to explain the situation regarding the TV presenter's health solely by the jokes on the show. Neither diabetes nor gastric sleeve surgery was the cause. It is reported that his main problem is related to the destruction of bone tissue, and amputation surgery was performed on several parts of his legs. At present, his condition is said to be serious, and emergency surgery is necessary to prevent the infection from spreading throughout the entire body.

Generous people and the general public united to help the TV presenter, whose condition has worsened. News that nearly one and a half billion soums were collected in a single day amazed many. In response to such generosity of the people, Ahror Qoshmatov expressed his gratitude to everyone, emphasizing that he has not yet served the people enough to deserve this level of love and support.

After it became known that the TV presenter, who had lived in a rented apartment for many years, had a debt related to the house he recently purchased, reports spread that another one billion soums had been collected to assist him.

Preparations are currently underway to send Ahror Qoshmatov to India for surgery. His colleagues and fans wish him to recover quickly, get back on his feet, return to his beloved profession, and serve the people.

Although the trials in the lives of Ozoda Nursaidova, Surayyo Qosimova, and Ahror Qoshmatov differ from one another, there is a common feature that unites them: in difficult moments, they feel the love and attention of the people.

These events once again demonstrate the generosity, empathy, and readiness to support each other of the Uzbek people. Thousands of people sharing one person's pain, praying for someone's health, and providing financial assistance as much as possible is an important manifestation of humanism in society.

Of course, financial support is always important. But the place of sincere attention, a good word, and prayer is also incomparable. For if a person feels that they are not alone in their most difficult moments, that alone gives them great strength.

If the people who turned an artist into a star stand by them when misfortune strikes, this is not just fandom. This is an expression of love, loyalty, and respect for human dignity. Because fame on stage may fade one day, and applause may cease. But the love and kindness shown to a person live in their heart forever.