Interpretation of the National Spirit and Personality in Isajon Sultan's

This article analyzes the unique features of national spirit and individual interpretation in Isajon Sulton's works. Using the example of the story "Avliyo ota" ("The Saintly Father"), the depiction of national values, religious traditions, and the psychology of individuals is examined, highlighting the writer's approaches to expressing national identity. The emphasis on the nation's spiritual heritage and the inner world of individuals in the story is analyzed as a significant principle for Uzbek literature.