This article examines the compositional structure of the epic “Rohati Dil” by Khojanazar G‘oyibnazar og‘li Huwayda, a prominent representative of the eighteenth-century Fergana literary milieu. The study focuses on the structural organization of the epic, its introductory and main sections, and the semantic coherence between thematic units and narrative episodes. Special attention is given to the religious and ethical themes articulated in the work and to the narrative stories employed to substantiate these ideas. The article also analyzes Huwayda’s distinctive narrative technique and poetic style, situating the epic within the tradition of classical Uzbek didactic literature and highlighting its intertextual affinity with Alisher Navoi’s “Hayrat ul-Abror.”

composition, narrative structure, didactic epic, religious-ethical themes, classical Uzbek literature.

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