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| Open Access | NAVAI AND DANTE: IDEALS OF HUMANITY IN "KHAMSA" AND "DIVINE COMEDY"
Qodirova Sevinchoy Azim qizi , Urgench Ranch Technological UniversityAbstract
This scientific article provides a comparative analysis of the universal ideas of humanity expressed in the works of Alisher Navoi's "Khamsa" and Dante Alighieri's "Divine Comedy" - such themes as spiritual quest, justice, love, and the pursuit of divine truth. The study examines the artistic style, symbolism, and philosophical views in the works of these two great representatives of Eastern and Western cultures, as well as their significance for modern humanity
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Alisher Navoi, Dante Alighieri,
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