THE GREAT PHILOSOPHER MIRZAJON SHEROZI TEACHER OF MAVLONA YUSUF KARABAGI
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16687071Keywords:
Central Asia, Azerbaijan, Yusuf Karabaghi, Mirzajon Shirozi, 16th–17th centuries, socio-philosophical thought, religious views, scientific heritage.Abstract
This article covers the socio-philosophical thought processes that developed in the territories of Central Asia and Azerbaijan in the 16th-17th centuries. In particular, information is provided about the activities and scientific heritage of the great philosopher Mirzajon Shirozi and his student Yusuf Karabaghi. Attention is paid to the difficulties in the scientific and cultural life of that period, religious contradictions, and the formation of scientific schools. The philosophical and theological works of Mirzajon Shirozi, as well as their influence on the territory of Central Asia, are analyzed.
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