RELIGIOUS AND MYSTICAL ANTHROPONYMS IN THE GAZELLES OF ABDURAKHMON JAMIY

Abstract

The article analyzes the religious anthroponyms - names, nicknames - used in Abdurahmon Jamiy's ghazals on the basis of verses. The poet, based on the analysis of the lexical-semantic characteristics of Uzbek and Tajik anthroponyms, revealed human nature, human qualities and virtues in a colorful and poetic way. In this article, we have only focused on the interpretation of religious mystical anthroponyms, since Mawlana Abdurahmon Jamiy is also one of the major representatives of the Naqshbandi order. Consequently, the poet deeply expressed the progressive ideas of religion and mysticism not only in his masnavis, epics and interpretations, but also in his ghazals. Consequently, in Jami's ghazals, we witness the use of a number of mystical symbols and terms, religious beliefs, as well as religious-mystical figures, sheikhs and saints, names and nicknames of heroes of narratives and stories in magical expressions.