The commander and the team of the military unit congratulated Gulnara on this title, noting her hard work, diligence, and the example she sets as a mother of many children.
According to her fellow servicemen, Gulnara, as a mother of many, combines military discipline and responsibility. With the support of her husband and children, she balances her service and family care, serving as a role model for many. "Being a heroine mother is a great pride. Providing my children with a decent upbringing is my greatest responsibility," she says.
She fondly recalls the days when she cooked meals on a stove without electricity at the "Kichi-Kapka" post and baked bread for the soldiers. According to Sydykova, each of her seven children is her strength and inspiration. She exemplifies the resilience and courage of a woman who, while serving her homeland, strives to maintain the warmth of her family hearth.
In January 2023, Turmush covered Sydykova's story when she had six children. At that time, she shared her dream of a large family.
Gulnara was born in 1989 in the village of Kok-Oy and got married in 2010.
Although Gulnara enrolled in an arts institute, she was unable to finish it due to family circumstances. "My husband and I have always dreamed of many children. Our goal has been achieved: we have five daughters and a son. Their names are Rabia, Saida, Elsina, Aielina, Yasmina, and Nurislam. The eldest is 11 years old, and the youngest is 3. My husband has always joyfully welcomed each newborn daughter, believing that daughters are our gold," Gulnara shares.
