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Interpretation of a Ghazal from Sakkokiy’s “Devon”

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This article presents an analysis and interpretation of a ghazal from Sakkokiy’s Devon, exploring the poet’s artistic style, linguistic features, and philosophical worldview. The study focuses on how Sakkokiy reflects spiritual love, human emotion, and moral values through symbolic imagery and rhythmic expression. The ghazal is examined in the context of classical Turkic poetry, revealing the poet’s mastery of metaphor and musicality in language. The interpretation also highlights the cultural and historical significance of Sakkokiy’s contribution to the development of Uzbek classical literature.
Title: Interpretation of a Ghazal from Sakkokiy’s “Devon”
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This article presents an analysis and interpretation of a ghazal from Sakkokiy’s Devon, exploring the poet’s artistic style, linguistic features, and philosophical worldview.
The study focuses on how Sakkokiy reflects spiritual love, human emotion, and moral values through symbolic imagery and rhythmic expression.
The ghazal is examined in the context of classical Turkic poetry, revealing the poet’s mastery of metaphor and musicality in language.
The interpretation also highlights the cultural and historical significance of Sakkokiy’s contribution to the development of Uzbek classical literature.

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