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The symbol of "light" in the Uzbek and Persian poetry of Jafar Muhammad Termizi, a literary place of a great bilingual poets, philosophers and researcher of Sufi philosophy is discussed from the mystical and artistic points of views in this articl...

This article analyzes the formation of public perceptions of social justice in the context of New Uzbekistan and the socio-economic factors that shape them. It also highlights the significant role of mass media, state social policy, urbanization, ...

We will discuss the importance of the Rasm al-Mushaf in the development of the Transoxiana school of calligraphy from historical, linguistic and aesthetic perspectives in this article. Calligraphy with the Arabic script began to flourish as the re...

The life and poetic activity of the famous Khorezm poet of the late 19th - early 20th century Sa'dulla To'ra Sa’diy are considered in this article. Although Sa'diy was an important figure in the Khiva literary circle, here I argue that much of his...

The main purpose of this article is to analyze the literary feature of one of the deepest and philosophical writers of modern Uzbek prose Nazar Eshonqul. His artistic evolution covering pre-independent and independent Uzbekistan can serve as a mic...

The social characteristics of corruption and the specific importance of its prevention, the results of identifying corruption through a philosophical approach, the negative impact of corruption on social life, and philosophical methods for elimina...

Spiiritual Poverty (Faqr) as the Supreme Station Sufis do not understand "poverty" as a material lack, but rather as a deep recognition of one's helplessness before God. This state is the highest expression of inner purity, need for truth, and con...

The article philosophically analyzes the strong will (himmat) and courage of the founder of the teachings of Naqshbandiya Bahauddin Naqshband on the basis of the work “Makamot” and the new source “Rubayoti Xoja Naqshband”, which is unknown to the ...

This article examines the theoretical foundations of a linguoculturological approach to studying place names (toponyms) in modern Uzbek linguistics. It highlights how toponyms, as elements of the national linguistic and cultural system, embody the...

This paper advances a unified thesis: the scientific maturation of onomastics is characterized by a shift from etymological cataloguing to theory‑driven, usage‑based inquiry that now aligns with structural, sociolinguistic, cognitive, and corpus‑g...