DIVINE LOVE IN THE CREATION OF MUHAMMAD FÜZULI AND A CHANT OF PURE LOVE

Abstract The article discusses Muhammad Fuzuli's philosophy of love and its main essence. It is shown that an important part of the artistic heritage of the artist, which is extensive in volume, is the works on the theme of love. His philosophy of love has its own characteristics. The works written on this subject can be mainly grouped along two lines: examples dedicated to worldly love, that is, metaphorical love; examples of divine love, that is, true love. The poet's philosophy of love finds its artistic expression mostly in his ghazals and the poem "Leyli and Majnun". Most of the examples of love-themed poetry in the artist's work derive from the "unity-body" philosophy of Sufism. In other words, it rests on divine love. According to Fuzuli, true love is love for a divine being. A person should love the beings in the material world, including his fellow man, as a particle of the divine world, that is, the world of unity.