THE CONCEPT OF HUMAN PERFECTION IN ALISHER NAVOI'S "NASOYIM AL-MUHABBAT"

This article explores Alisher Navoi’s Nasoyim al-muhabbat as a profound Sufi work that reflects on the issue of human moral and spiritual perfection. The text examines how the lives and inner experiences of various Sufi saints illustrate a path toward attaining ethical maturity and divine closeness. Key concepts such as divine love, humility, patience, truthfulness, and spiritual purification are presented as essential pillars of personal development. The article highlights the timeless relevance of Navoi’s ideas, demonstrating how his teachings contribute to both individual transformation and broader moral education. The ethical-aesthetic significance of Nasoyim al-muhabbat is analyzed in light of contemporary spiritual and educational discourse.