REVEALING THE VALUES OF TOLERANCE, PATRIOTISM, AND FRIENDSHIP IN THE LEGACY OF ZAKHIRIDDIN MUHAMMAD BABUR

• Sherzod Muslimov

  Independent Researcher Samakand State Institute of Foreign Languages

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This article examines the reflection of the values of tolerance, patriotism, and friendship in the rich spiritual, literary, and socio-political heritage of Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur. As an outstanding statesman, military leader, poet, historian, and thinker, Babur left a remarkable legacy that embodies universal human values and moral principles that remain relevant in contemporary society. The study analyzes the manifestation of tolerance, loyalty to the homeland, intercultural dialogue, social harmony, and friendship in Babur’s literary works, particularly in the Baburnama, his poetic collections, and other historical writings.
The research reveals that Babur's worldview was based on respect for different cultures, traditions, languages, and beliefs. His political and social activities demonstrate a high level of tolerance and an ability to establish constructive relations among various ethnic and religious communities. These characteristics contributed significantly to social stability and cultural development within the territories under his rule. The article highlights that Babur’s concept of tolerance was not limited to passive acceptance of diversity but was grounded in mutual respect, justice, and human dignity.

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