Nurmoldo Narkul Uulu’nun Şiirlerindeki Dini Motifler

This academical article explores the life and works of Nurmoldo Narkul uulu. He was one of the prominent Kyrgyz improvisational and written poets, who known for his wisdom and educational contributions. The aim of the research is to identify the main Islamic values, religious-philosophical perspectives, and their poetic expression in the poet’s works. The study is conducted at the intersection of literary, theology, and history studies. In Nurmoldo’s poetry, fundamental Islamic concepts, spiritual values, and moral-ethical themes are widely represented. Notably, references to Quranic verses, exemplary lives of the prophets, and issues of ethics and morality form a significant part of his creative output. The article, highlights how the poet used religious subjects in his poetry as a means of spiritual enlightenment and societal education. Nurmoldo’s poetry emerged in response to the religious and social conditions of his time and remains relevant today. His works are valued not only for their religious-ethical content, but also for their poetic structure and artistic style, making them an important part of Kyrgyz literary heritage. The poet’s verses are educational works with strong religious themes. They continue to play an important role in the spiritual upbringing of younger generations.