GOODNESS AND MORAL LESSONS IN THE WORKS OF GAFUR GHULAM

Abstract

This article examines the concepts of goodness, humanism, and moral values reflected in the works of Gafur Ghulam. In the writer’s stories and novellas, qualities such as humanity, compassion, honesty, and moral relationships within society are revealed through vivid artistic images. In particular, in the novella “The Mischievous Boy” and the poem “You Are Not an Orphan,” the educational significance of these works for the younger generation is demonstrated through the life experiences of the characters, while noble human qualities are portrayed in a compelling manner. The article also provides a scholarly analysis of the writer’s artistic style, character system, and their influence on the spiritual and moral development of society. It argues that the idea of goodness in Gafur Ghulam’s works is closely connected with personal development and social progress.