Тамаддун нури Volume 8 Issue 83 (2026) · pp. 212-215
THE ROLE OF SUFI VALUES IN HUMANISM AND SPIRITUAL AND MORAL DEVELOPMENT
Jo‘rayev, Ahmad, Жураев, Ахмад, Jo‘rayev, Ahmad
Abstract
The article analyzes the role of Sufi values in the spiritual and moral development of the individual, their universal human significance, and their importance for the development of contemporary society. Historically, Sufism emerged as a spiritual and philosophical teaching aimed at purifying the inner world of the individual, disciplining the lower self, striving for spiritual perfection, and promoting such values as virtue, patience, gratitude, tolerance, compassion, and justice. In the context of globalization, alongside the increasing interaction and convergence of different cultures and civilizations, a number of challenges have emerged, including spiritual alienation, individualism, consumerist attitudes, and the transformation of value orientations. Drawing on the views of such thinkers as Ahmad Yasawi, Bahauddin Naqshband, Alisher Navoi, and Jalal al-Din Rumi, the article examines the role of Sufi values in contemporary socio-spiritual processes.
globalization, Sufism, spirituality, morality, spiritual development, humanism, tolerance, perfect human being, national values, universal human values.глобализация, суфизм, духовность, нравственность, духовное совершенствование, гуманизм, толерантность, совершенный человек, национальные ценности, общечеловеческие ценности.globallashuv, tasavvuf, ma’naviyat, axloq, ruhiy kamolot, insonparvarlik, bag‘rikenglik, komil inson, milliy qadriyatlar, umuminsoniy qadriyatlar.
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