This article examines the poetic interpretation of the image of Alisher Navoi as a historical and creative personality in modern Uzbek poetry. The study focuses on the representation of Navoi not only as a historical figure, but also as a symbolic and aesthetic ideal that embodies spiritual maturity, intellectual depth, moral integrity, and creative continuity. Through the analysis of lyrical works by prominent Uzbek poets, including Erkin Vohidov and Abdulla Oripov, the article reveals how Navoi’s image functions as a source of inspiration, moral guidance, and artistic reference for successive generations. Special attention is paid to the artistic means and poetic devices used to reconstruct Navoi’s image beyond temporal boundaries, enabling poets to establish a dialogue between the past and the present. The study demonstrates that Navoi’s image in poetry transcends mere historical depiction and acquires a universal humanistic significance, serving as a model of ethical values, national identity, and cultural memory. The research argues that the lyrical interpretation of Navoi as a historical-creative figure plays a crucial role in shaping readers’ aesthetic perception, fostering a sense of pride in national heritage, and reinforcing the continuity of literary tradition. By analyzing poetic imagery, metaphorical structures, and symbolic motifs, the article highlights the enduring relevance of Alisher Navoi’s legacy in the spiritual and artistic consciousness of contemporary Uzbek literature.

Image, historical-creative figure, aesthetic ideal

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