Karasakal Erimbet's Epic «Abu Shashma»: Islamic Worldview and Principle of Justice

This article examines the thematic and ideological features and structure of Karasakal Erimbet's epic «Abu Shashma». Scientific conclusions about the Islamic worldview in the epic are analyzed. Islamic perspectives, principles of justice, and civil stance are clarified. The influence of Muslim culture on the poet's thoughts regarding the purity of the soul, spirit, and repentance in adhering to the laws of Sharia is also discussed. The characters in the epic, such as Omar, are portrayed as just and unwavering in following Allah's commands, while Abu Shashma acknowledges his sins and proves his repentance with clear evidence. The article reveals the religious and philosophical depth that advocates the power of Islam. The religious-ethical content of the epic "Abu Shashma" is analyzed. The author's demonstration of faith, justice, and the fulfillment of Sharia laws is made clear through examples.The epic pays attention to the Eastern model and the principles of Kazakh national literary art. It reveals the significance of Islamic values, the strength of religious faith, justice, and the implementation of Sharia laws, as well as their moral teachings and relevance in the modern world.The literary connections, influences, and continuity with Muslim culture in the Eastern-themed epic are explored. Karasakal Erimbet preached the power of Islam and emphasized the importance of sincere repentance forspiritual purification.The epic is systematically analyzed from a literary-theoretical perspective, with a focus on revealing its moral and cognitive value.