VERSIONS OF THE EPIC "YUSUF-AHMED" AND THEIR POPULAR DISTRIBUTION
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This article discusses the content of the "Yusuf-Ahmad" epic, the melodies performed in it, and the songs that have become folk songs. It also highlights the existence of versions of the epic among other nations. Although each national version is built on a common plot, it is presented with significant differences in content, form, language, and style provided with information
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