Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Termiz State University, Faculty of Philology and Language Teaching, Uzbek language, 2nd higher education, 2nd stage, a slide prepared by Umirova Gulchekhra

Ascertaining the most progressive ideas of the time, he moved into the ranks of the outstanding minds of the era and brought Uzbek literature to the world stage. Therefore, the literary heritage of the brilliant Alisher Navoi nowadays has already become the property of all progressive mankind.

• Ascertaining the most progressive ideas of the time, he moved into the ranks of the outstanding minds of the era and brought Uzbek literature to the world stage. Therefore, the literary heritage of the brilliant Alisher Navoi nowadays has already become the property of all progressive mankind.
• Navoi wrote poems, poems, prose works, scientific treatises, comprehensively revealing the spiritual life of Central Asia in the 15th century. He attached great importance to the fact that a person owns the mind and said that this is a great gift given from above, and no diamonds and rubies. In his poems, he sang such qualities as modesty, kindness, love for the Motherland, for people. All these values ​​are the values ​​throughout the world.

One of the best lyrical works of Alisher Navoi is the Treasury of Thoughts. It includes four cycles – “Miracles of Childhood”, “Rarities of Youth”, “Curiosities of Middle Age” and “Last Advice of Old Age”, containing about 2500 gazelles. The pinnacle of creativity and the most significant literary work is “Khamsa”, which consists of five poems. This is truly an artistic encyclopedia with a deep philosophical basis, raising many of the most important issues of that time: about state power, morals, education, high ideals of love and friendship, science, etc.

Navoi highly valued human reason and science. “Knowledge and wisdom are the adornment of a person,” he said. Issues of upbringing and education are widely presented in his poetic and prose works. Navoi’s pedagogical views are deeply humanistic. He paid much attention to the formation and upbringing of a child, whom he considered a luminary in the house, bringing joy and happiness to the family. Navoi said: “A child from an early age must be given the right education, in accordance with age, and the study of sciences must be started as early as possible”. Mastering the sciences and crafts should be useful to the people, for the one who received knowledge and failed to apply it is like a peasant who plowed the field, but did not sow it. And as a continuation of these thoughts - love for the native language, which the poet had no boundaries. Navoi processed and brought the old Uzbek literary language to classical perfection, using it not only in poems and poems, but also in scientific treatises.