THE HARMONY OF OMNIPRESENCE IN ALISHER NAVOIY'S GHAZAL "THE NIGHTINGALE CAME BUT DID NOT COME..."

Authors

  • Mubarak Farhodjon Makhmudjonova 1st year student of Namangan State University, Faculty of Philology, Uzbek language

Keywords:

knowledge, wahdat ul-wujud, hijran, wasl, night, and morning, Sufism

Abstract

The meanings of the series of couplets left by Mir Alisher Navoi, the sun of our nation, determine the magnificent legacy’s current importance. Each couplet is a priceless gem. A person discovers a world of meaning when they read one of the poet’s ghazals; when they read it again, they discover still another world of essence and meaning. This article discusses how the ghazal “Tun Akshom Keldi-yu...”, which depicts the agony of a lover sweltering in the heat of separation and emigration, harmoniously expresses romantic and mystical notions.

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Published

2024-07-31

How to Cite

Makhmudjonova, M. F. (2024). THE HARMONY OF OMNIPRESENCE IN ALISHER NAVOIY’S GHAZAL "THE NIGHTINGALE CAME BUT DID NOT COME.". Miasto Przyszłości, 50, 554–557. Retrieved from https://miastoprzyszlosci.com.pl/index.php/mp/article/view/4371