Two geniuses of a century: Alisher Navoi and Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur
February 11 , 2025
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A literary and educational event dedicated to the birthdays of great poets and spirituality, statesmen Navoi and Babur was held at the Nordic University in cooperation with the Republican "Nuroni" Foundation and the Executive Committee of the Political Council of UzLiDeP.
Rector of the Nordic University, Sherzod Mustafakulov, drew the attention of the participants to the new horizons of Navoi studies and Babur studies, unique aspects of their creativity.
He acknowledged that his wisdom and valuable teachings about human virtues in his writings continue to enrich our thinking. Lectures about great geniuses were heard by the activists of the "Nuroniy" Foundation, members of the Writers' Union of Uzbekistan, and professors-scientists who spoke at the conference.
The conference was accompanied by the performance of ghazals and songs. As the greatest representatives not only of the Uzbek people, but also of the entire Eastern culture, their exemplary aspects were remembered for the future generation. After all, even today, their works show us the way to self-realization, to live a just and enlightened life.
Literary week continues in the Nordic region. We also remind you that the questions about the work and creativity of Navoi and Babur will be held early!
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