The Writer's Skill in Creating the Image of Imam Maturidi

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This article discusses Luqmon Bo‘rixon’s novel "Imam Maturidi." Notably, the novel stands out as a new phenomenon in recent years of Uzbek historical fiction due to the novelty of its subject matter. At the center of the work is the figure of Imam Maturidi — a renowned scholar in the Islamic world and the Muslim East, particularly known for his contributions to the science of hadith. The article focuses on the novel’s ideological and artistic features, the writer’s skill in portraying the great scholar’s image, as well as the originality of the style and conceptual content, and the principle of historical accuracy.

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