A Commentary on a Poem
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Alisher Navoi is a great thinker, a great sage, a great writer, he was steadfast in religion, overcame his selfishness in life, and encouraged others to live as he did, in a word; he was "His majesty the Man." Through his works, he healed the captives of the soul, cured their pains, praised and sang to those who loved him. At the same time, most importantly, he lived the life he wrote, tried to live the "divine grace" as it is said. In his writings, he noted this order of life. He sang love - love for God. In this sense, this article analyzes the ghazal, which begins with the verse "Dustlar birchora (Many friends)", which glorifies love, after reading and commenting on skillful analogies of love for Allah, it is impossible not to acknowledge Navoi's intellect as usual.
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tashbin va tamsil, trade, bow, world, Lalgun, Nal, Tojir, Kunj, Soldier, Kamin, Gulkhaniy, Labor, Olot