THE FORMATION OF MUHAMMAS IN WRITTEN LITERATURE
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muhammas, takmis, genre, aruz, Turkic peoples, ghazal, qasida, poetry.Abstract
This article discusses the stages of the formation of the muhammas genre in written literature, the important role of three factors in the emergence and formation of lyric genres of Uzbek written poetry, the ancient spiritual values, traditions, oral poetry, music, monuments of antiquity of the Turkic peoples, the presence of songs and artistic elements of folk poetry in oral and written sources.
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