ALISHER NAVOI'S EPIC ¿SAB'AI SAYYAR¿ TRADITION AND ORIGINALITY - MUKHIDDINOV, MUSLIKHIDDIN
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The great poets of the East: Firdawsi, Nizami, Khusrav Dehlavi, Alisher Navoi, Gharibi and many others were fascinated by the fiery love and heroic life of the legendary King Bahrom. Undoubtedly, the most unique of the works related to King Bahrom is the epic of Alisher Navoi "Sab'ai Sayyar", whose art reached a high level.The monograph by professor Muslikhiddin Mukhiddinov provides a detailed scientific analysis of the works of Bahrom Gor. The processes of improving the symbol are considered. Passionate, insane love stories - "Bahrom and Dilorom", the charm, magic, miracle are revealed in…mehr

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The great poets of the East: Firdawsi, Nizami, Khusrav Dehlavi, Alisher Navoi, Gharibi and many others were fascinated by the fiery love and heroic life of the legendary King Bahrom. Undoubtedly, the most unique of the works related to King Bahrom is the epic of Alisher Navoi "Sab'ai Sayyar", whose art reached a high level.The monograph by professor Muslikhiddin Mukhiddinov provides a detailed scientific analysis of the works of Bahrom Gor. The processes of improving the symbol are considered. Passionate, insane love stories - "Bahrom and Dilorom", the charm, magic, miracle are revealed in vivid commentaries and interpretations. We hope this monograph is of great interest not only to the scientific community, but also to a wide range of readers.
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Profesor de la Universidad Estatal de Samarcanda, Muslikhiddin Mukhiddinov Kutbiddinovich nació el 5 de mayo de 1945 en Samarcanda.Hasta ahora ha publicado 11 monografías, 17 libros de texto y más de 300 artículos científicos y teóricos. El profesor Mukhiddinov prestó gran atención a la interpretación de la idea del hombre perfecto en la literatura clásica.