Author: Ortikov, Uktamjon Xudoyberdi o‘g‘li

Annotation: This article analyzes the linguistic, cultural, semantic and stylistic features of words and phrases denoting space in religious concepts found in the works of Alisher Navoi. During the study, the symbolic, metaphorical, allegorical and mystical functions of these units in the poetic text were revealed. The names of religious spaces used in the Navoi language - mosque, Kaaba, paradise, hell, arsh, kursi, sirat, maqom and similar units - serve as an aesthetic tool expressing the poet's spiritual and philosophical views. The article also explains the role, emotional impact and stylistic functions of these units in the structure of poetic expressions based on a linguopoetic approach. In conclusion, it is emphasized that these words reflect the depth of Navoi's artistic thinking, their harmony with the mystical worldview and the artistic possibilities of the Uzbek language to a high degree.

Keywords: Alisher Navoi, religious space, Sufism, linguistic culture, poetic metaphor, heaven, hell, Kaaba, throne, sirat, maqom, artistic analysis, semantics, stylistic means, aesthetic symbol.

Pages in journal: 272 - 287