THE MISCELLANEOUS SATIRE OF THE MASHRAB

This article examines some works by Mashrab, the son of one of the great representatives of Uzbek classical literature, the mystic and thinker poet Boborakhim Mulla Vali (Valibobo), partly influenced by Mawlana Lutfi, Alisher Navoi, and mainly by the famous Azerbaijani poet Muhammad Fuzuli. In particular, Mashrab's ghazals and tahmis written following Lutfi's ghazal "I love you...", Navoi's ghazals with the parallels "Kelmadi", "Koshki" and Fuzuli's ghazals "Meni jondan osandirdi..." and "Olandan sor", as well as his muhamma with the parallels "Ayrilmisham". This ghazal, in the tahmis, is a comparative analysis of Mashrab's competition with Fuzuli in terms of art, and the success of the worthy continuation of the mystical ideas in the ghazal.