Analysis Of Content-Rich Sentences In The Life Of Abdulla Qahhor And The Novel “Sarab”
Abdurahmonova Durdona Karim
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Abdulla Qahhor is a national writer of Uzbekistan, playwright, translator, a bright representative of Uzbek literature. Abdullah Qahhor was born on September 17, 1907 in the city of Koqan, Fergana region. His father, Abduqakhor, was a blacksmith. But since the income from this profession was not enough for a living, he always moved from village to village in search of work.
Because of this, Abdullah spent his childhood in the villages around Kokan, such as Yaipan, Nursukh, Kudash, Buvaida, Talliq, Olgor, Yulgunzor, Aqkurgan. In the evenings, his father read stories from old books with pictures to Abdullah. Despite the difficulties, his father Abdukahhor Jalilov and his mother Rohat Aya were able to give their son primary education.
When he was ten years old, he entered the old school in Buvaida, but soon the family moved to Akkurgan. At the Akkurgan school, Abdulla Koganli Muhammadzhan studied at the Savtiya school. Muhammadjan Qari was an enlightened person with progressive thinking. He also taught geography and mathematics. In particular, he tried to arouse interest in oriental literature in his students.
“Mirage (novel)” is a novel written by the Uzbek writer Abdulla Qahhor. The author wrote this story in 1934. The novel has been published several times to date. This book was published in 1995 in the city of Tashkent by the “Main editorial office of Sharq publishing-printing concern”.
The novel “Mirage”, which is considered the second peak after Abdulla Qadiri’s “Otgan Kunlar”, shows that Abdulla Kahhor’s ability to deeply analyze the human psyche has increased tremendously. Through the deep psychological analysis of human characters, Abdulla Kahhor in the novel describes the destiny, development of the nation in our country at that time, it reveals that those who fought for their happiness suffered a terrible tragedy, thus it emphasizes that the idea of nationalism is confirmed in the novel.
The main characters of the novel “Sarab” – Saidi and Munishkhan unexpectedly meet in front of Dorilfun. Gradually, their relationship turns into love. The interesting part of the play is that neither of them would admit it. If Munishkhan was afraid to confess, Saidi was afraid to say it. He met Saidiy Munishkhan when he went to the institute to study, and every day he wanted to go to study to see this girl.
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