FITRAT VA CHO‘LPON IJODIDA G‘OYAVIY MUSHTARAKLIK VA UNING BADIIY TALQINLARI

This article analyzes the issue of ideological affinity in the works of prominent representatives of Jadid literature in early twentieth-century Uzbek literature—Abdurauf Fitrat and Abdulhamid Cho‘lpon. It examines how shared ideas such as national awakening, freedom, enlightenment, and the relationship between the individual and society are artistically expressed in their works. In addition, the study explores the distinctive features of Fitrat’s and Cho‘lpon’s creative styles and highlights the originality of their artistic interpretations.