TURKIY ADABIYOTLARDA ISRO VA ME’ROJ KECHASINING BAYON ETILISHI

Аннотация

In the history of Islam, the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), his enduring perseverance, and his extraordinary efforts to convey and establish the faith hold a prominent and sacred position. From his birth to his passing, every event in his life was meticulously recorded, even during his own time. Arab literary scholars, historians, and the Prophet's close companions—the Sahabah—dedicated themselves earnestly to this vital task. These sources have provided invaluable insights into the establishment of Islam and into the exemplary life of its Prophet. The primary aim of this article is to share deeper understanding of Islam, the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), and, specifically, the very essential and miraculous events: the Night of Isra and Mi'raj. This extraordinary occurrence, which has left scholars and humanity in awe for generations, is explored in detail. While many sources discuss the Night of Isra and Mi'raj, the unique perspectives of Khilvati, a poet from Namangan, remain absent from most accounts. Khilvati, in his work Mavludi Sharif, narrates the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) through a collection of stories. Most notably, he devotes an entire chapter to the Night of Isra and Mi'raj, setting it apart as a significant subject of his work. The primary objective of this scholarly exploration is to familiarize future generations with the contributions of early 20th-century Uzbek classical literature, particularly the vibrant literary milieu of Namangan. Among the prominent figures of this environment is Khilvati, whose literary legacy deserves closer examination. This study employs comparative, literary, and historical methodologies to analyze Khilvati’s writings, including manuscript and lithographic sources. Through an intense study of such works, new doors for researching are emerging. This enriches our understanding of Uzbek classical literature and its intricate connection with Islamic values and traditions. These investigations aim to inspire today’s youth to appreciate the rich legacy of classical literature and to dive deeper to the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as a central figure of Islam. By highlighting such contributions, this article seeks to instill a renewed respect and admiration for the religious and cultural heritage preserved within these literary treasures. Keywords: Muhamed, verse, Isra, Miraj, Mavlud, Khilvati, prayer, heaven, Prophet, world.