This article analyzes the philosophical definitions and classifications of morality and gender concepts. Morality is examined as a system of principles that regulate relationships between individuals and society, while its connection with gender is also explored. Gender is analyzed not only as a biological distinction but also as a socially constructed system of roles and values. The study explores various philosophical perspectives on gender and morality, their historical development, and their significance in contemporary social theories. Additionally, discussions on gender equality, feminist movements, and Uzbekistan’s gender policy are included.