State Museum of Literature Presents Alisher Navoi’s Selected Works in Arabic Script

Tashkent, The Gulf Observer: A timeless tribute to the poetic brilliance of Alisher Navoi, the State Museum of Literature named after Alisher Navoi, under the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, has unveiled a distinctive gift for enthusiasts of classical literature. The museum, dedicated to preserving the rich cultural heritage of Uzbekistan, has presented a selection of Alisher Navoi’s poetic masterpieces in both Arabic script and Cyrillic, allowing readers to engage with the profound beauty of his words in their original form.

The recently unveiled book, titled “Selected Works from the Navoi Diwan Manuscripts (101 Ghazals),” is a labor of love crafted by Navoi scholar and accomplished calligrapher, Mamura Rashidova, with executive editor Otabek Juraboyev overseeing the meticulous compilation.

This literary gem comprises carefully chosen ghazals from Alisher Navoi’s manuscripts, which are securely housed in the Museum of Literature’s extensive collections. The presented selection aims to provide readers with a nuanced understanding of Navoi’s poetic prowess, inviting them to delve into the profound themes that have resonated through centuries.

Alisher Navoi’s influence on humanity has endured for centuries, calling upon individuals to embrace goodness and strive for perfection. His works continue to captivate the interest of scholars not only in Uzbekistan but also from around the world, leading to regular republishing of his invaluable contributions to literature.

Mamura Rashidova’s dedication to the preservation of Navoi’s legacy is evident in the careful preparation of this book. The dual-script edition, featuring both Arabic and Cyrillic, serves as a bridge, connecting readers to the authentic essence of Navoi’s poetic eloquence.

The State Museum of Literature’s initiative stands as a testament to Uzbekistan’s commitment to celebrating its cultural luminaries and making their profound contributions accessible to a global audience. “Selected Works from the Navoi Diwan Manuscripts (101 Ghazals)” is poised to become a cherished resource for those seeking to immerse themselves in the timeless verses of Alisher Navoi.