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Karomat Tashhodjaevna MULLAKHODJEVA 
Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor,
Faculty of History of Uzbek Literature and Folklore
Alisher Navoi Tashkent State Uzbek Language and Literature University 
Tashkent, Uzbekistan 
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Abstract 
Alisher Navoi and Abdurrahman Jami were not only great poets, masters of words, but also 
the greatest thinkers of the XV century. In their writings, Navoi and Jami touch on socio-political 
and philosophical problems that worried the leading thinkers of all time. Even in their lyrical 
works, they convey them through images and symbolic statements. 
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The author of this article mainly analyzes the philosophical views, scientific ideas, spiritual 
and educational ideas and, of course, the artistic skills of these great poets, which significantly 
influenced the spirituality, literature and culture of many Central Asian peoples. 
The article focuses on lyrical works. The author examines how the worldview of the Per-
sian poet Abdurrakhmon Jami and the Turkic poet Alisher Navoi, who lived and worked in the 
XV century in the Timurid era, were reflected in the poems, or rather in the gazelles. The philo-
sophical views of these two poets are studied, in particular the interpretation of the ideas of Wahdat 
ul-wujud and Naqshbandiy in lyrical texts, mainly gazelles. In the analysis of poems related to the 
problem of the perfect man, shows their invaluable contribution to world civilization. 
Keywords: 
poet; poetry; Gazelle; conceptual thought; perception; artistic interpretation; 
symbolism; Wahdat ul-vujud; Naqshbandiya; perfect man; essence and meaning.