Reflection of the Concept of Demon in the Epic “Manas”.

There are many beliefs in the religions of the world, each of which offers its own vision of God, angels and demons. For example, in the Muslim religion, the devil, known as Iblis or Satan, was created by God from fire and had the ability to change shape and form. Iblis proudly objected to God, claiming that, being created from fire, he was purer than man, created from soil. This pride was the reason for his downfall. The article discusses the version of manaschi by S. Orozbakov. This is due to the fact that the narrator's version contains many religious elements. At the same time, the narrator includes in his version the concepts of devil, demon and devil found in religious books and gives information about them. It is analyzed how S. Orozbakov used legends mentioned in religious books in his version.

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Bulletin of Science and Practice
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2025-02-15
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https://doi.org/10.33619/2414-2948/111/67
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Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices
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Reflection of the Concept of Demon in the Epic “Manas”.

Tolkun K. Aitalieva
Bulletin of Science and Practice
Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices
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Reflection of the Concept of Demon in the Epic “Manas”.

Tolkun K. Aitalieva
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Abstract

There are many beliefs in the religions of the world, each of which offers its own vision of God, angels and demons. For example, in the Muslim religion, the devil, known as Iblis or Satan, was created by God from fire and had the ability to change shape and form. Iblis proudly objected to God, claiming that, being created from fire, he was purer than man, created from soil. This pride was the reason for his downfall. The article discusses the version of manaschi by S. Orozbakov. This is due to the fact that the narrator's version contains many religious elements. At the same time, the narrator includes in his version the concepts of devil, demon and devil found in religious books and gives information about them. It is analyzed how S. Orozbakov used legends mentioned in religious books in his version.

Bulletin of Science and PracticeVol. 11(2)
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