This article analyzes the scholarly research of the prominent literary scholar Olim Anqaboy Quljonov on jadid literature. It explores the author's views on the jadid movement, its enlightenment ideas, literary-aesthetic concepts, and the stylistic methods used to express them. A. Quljonov’s in-depth analysis of the works of prominent jadid writers such as Abdurauf Fitrat and Hamid Olimjon is discussed, highlighting their role and significance in the period of national awakening. His research evaluates jadid literature not merely as a historical phenomenon, but as a crucial source that continues to influence contemporary literary thought. The article also examines Quljonov’s assessments of key Jadid figures and their place in today’s literary process.