Zahriddin Muhammad Babur’s ideas on science and enlightenment, morality, goodness, fidelity, upbringing of people to do good to the people, respect for the working people, humanity, grief, loss of homeland, views on justice, moral and educational ideas in the education of modern youth is very important. In addition to large-scale government work in India, Babur continued his literary and artistic activities. In 1503 he created “Khatti Boburi”. In 1521, Mubayyin al-Zakat, in 1523-25, Mukhtasar, Harb ishi, Musika ilmi, Volidiyya, in 1519, the 1st devon, the Kabul devon, 1528-29. In the 1930s, the 2nd Devon created the Indian Devon. He wrote the work known as “Tuzuki Boburiy”, “Voqeoti Boburiy”, “Voqeanoma”, “Boburnoma” in 1525-1530. Although Babur was fluent in two languages, Uzbek and Persian, he compiled only two collections of Uzbek poetry. Formed in Kabul in 1519 and in India in 1529, these devons are named after them. No reception desk found. The total number of poems in the Indian divan is more than 400. 119 are ghazals, 231 are rubais, and the rest are poems of various genres. Some of Babur’s poems are ghazals. Among Babur’s ghazals there are ghazals that reflect the love of life, passionate ghazals, and melodies of sorrow. Various events on the life and work of Zahriddin Muhammad Bobur were held at the Faculty of Physics and Technology of NavDPI, and students performed his poems and ghazals …
The burden of destiny has fallen on my head,
Everything I did was wrong,
Leaving the little country, I turned to the Indian yellow,
Oh my God, what a tragedy.
The law about “The State Emblem” was approved by the 10-th session of the Supreme Council of the Republic of Uzbekistan on July 2, 1992.
The law about “The State Flag of the Republic of Uzbekistan” was adopted on November 18 in 1991 in the 8th session of the Supreme Council of Uzbekistan.