DOI
https://doi.org/10.47689/2181-3701-vol2-iss5-pp211-215Keywords
Alisher Navoi , symbolic images , Persian literature , symbolism , spiritual imagery , cultural significance.Abstract
The works of Alisher Navoi are renowned for their rich use of symbolic imagery, which serves as a powerful tool to convey profound philosophical, spiritual, and moral ideas. His poetry and prose are filled with symbols representing love, loyalty, wisdom, and the eternal struggle between good and evil. This article explores the interpretation of symbolic images in Navoi's works, analyzing their meanings, cultural significance, and their role in enriching the aesthetic and emotional depth of his literary creations. Special attention is given to recurring symbols such as the nightingale, the rose, the beloved, and the journey, revealing their multifaceted interpretations and their connection to Sufi philosophy and universal human values.
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