THE LITERARY AND SCHOLARLY LEGACY OF SADRIDDIN AYNI: A HISTORICAL, CULTURAL, AND PHILOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HIS WORKS
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This article analyzes the literary and scholarly legacy of Sadriddin Ayni, highlighting his role in shaping modern Central Asian literature and reviving Tajik literary heritage. Special attention is given to his documentary narrative style and his lasting influence on Uzbek and Tajik literary studies.
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