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This article explores the phenomenon of lyric composition as a multifaceted poetic problem integrating structural, semantic, and emotional dimensions of artistic expression. The study approaches composition not as a mechanical arrangement of poeti...

This study explores the theoretical and methodological foundations of image, symbol, and emblem in artistic thinking, highlighting their semantic interconnections and functional differences. Together, the image, symbol, and emblem form a triadic s...

The Bani Rushd family is considered one of the most prominent families that enriched scientific life during their era. Their knowledge was diverse, including judges, jurists, hadith scholars, physicians, astronomers, and philosophers. They played ...

The development of technology in the 21st century has taken global societies to another level, all too well- it has brought a number of lodging marvels and moral predeterminations with it. While this innovation is an affirmation of human ingenuity...

Classical Uzbek literature of the fifteenth century reflects the rich intellectual and cultural life of Central Asia, particularly through the continuation of the didactic and philosophical masnavi tradition.  Sayyid Qasimiy’s Majma’ ul-Axbor...

This article analyzes the role of spiritual and educational factors in the development of society and the state, as well as their importance in sustainable development, and demonstrates that spirituality is the nation’s inner strength, the foundat...

The article provides a comparative analysis of the spiritual states expressed in Ibn Sina's allegorical works. According to the thinker, a perfect human being multiplies the innate virtues and ethical principles of their soul. The author concludes...

The creative works of Komil Khorezmi and Avaz Utar hold a significant place in Central Asian literature, especially within the context of Khorezm’s intellectual and cultural legacy. Their contributions have been analyzed through Russian scholars s...

Proverbs are a fundamental part of oral folk tradition, encapsulating the wisdom, cultural values, and social norms of a community. They have been an essential means of communication and cultural transmission throughout history. In the Turkic worl...

This study investigates the vocabulary of the work Shajara-i Tarākima through a statistical lens, focusing on parts of speech. The analysis is anchored in the importance of language as a communication tool that reflects the social, economic, and c...