INDIVIDUAL STYLISTIC FEATURES OF HUSN UT-TA'LIL IN THE POETRY OF MIRZO ABDULQODIR BEDIL: TRADITIONAL POETICS AND AUTHORIAL THOUGHT

This thesis explores the individual stylistic features of husn ut-ta’lil (poetic causation) in the poetry of Mirzo Abdulqodir Bedil, focusing on the interaction between traditional Persian poetics and the poet’s distinctive intellectual vision. It examines how Bedil transforms conventional rhetorical techniques through intricate metaphors, unexpected causal relationships, paradoxes, and philosophical associations. Particular attention is given to the originality of his imagery, the intellectual density of his poetic expression, and the ways in which rhetorical invention becomes a means of communicating complex ideas. The study considers husni ta’lil not merely as an ornamental device but as a stylistic mechanism through which Bedil reinterprets familiar phenomena and constructs new relationships between image and meaning. It concludes that his individual approach reflects the broader aesthetic characteristics of the Indian style while demonstrating a distinctive authorial engagement with philosophical and mystical thought.