Тамаддун нури Volume 5 Issue 2-qism (2026) · pp. 231-233

THE FORMATION AND GOALS OF THE TRADITION OF WRITING NAATS IN EASTERN CLASSICAL LITERATURE

Olimova, Gullola

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Abstract

The article discusses the significance of na’t in Eastern written literature, the lexical and terminological meanings of the word na’t, as well as the genesis of the tradition of writing na't in literature. The purpose of the article is to reveal the practical significance of writing praise passages dedicated to our Prophet (PBUH) in Muslim literature. As a result, the meanings of the word “na’t”, its appearance in written literature, and the purpose of writing na’t are shown.

nabi, na’t, Kufa school, adjective, epithet, praise, intercession.пророк, наът, школа Куфа, прилагательное, эпитет, восхваление, заступничество.nabiy, na’t, Kufa maktabi, sifat, epitet, madh, shafoat.

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Olimova, Gullola (2026). THE FORMATION AND GOALS OF THE TRADITION OF WRITING NAATS IN EASTERN CLASSICAL LITERATURE. Тамаддун нури, 5(2-qism), 231-233.
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Olimova, Gullola THE FORMATION AND GOALS OF THE TRADITION OF WRITING NAATS IN EASTERN CLASSICAL LITERATURE // Тамаддун нури. 2026. Т. 5. № 2-qism. С. 231-233.
BibTeX 
@article{gullola2026,
  author  = {Olimova, Gullola},
  title   = {THE FORMATION AND GOALS OF THE TRADITION OF WRITING NAATS IN EASTERN CLASSICAL LITERATURE},
  journal = {Тамаддун нури},
  year    = {2026},
  volume  = {5},
  number  = {2-qism},
  pages   = {231-233}
}
RIS 
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