Born on February 9, 1441, Alisher Navoi left an indelible mark on the history of world literature with his talents, foresight and desire for the development of his people.

Alisher Navoi was not only a great poet, but also a thinker, philosopher, statesman and patriot. His work was distinguished by a unique synthesis of literary forms inspired not only by traditional Uzbek poetry, but also by the influence of literary schools in Iran, Arabia and Turkey. His poems are the epitome of harmony and beauty, and his prose is a rich and wise narrative that still delights readers.

Alisher Navoi also made a significant contribution to the development of education. He founded a madrasah in his hometown of Herat, where knowledge of science, literature and art was provided. His support for education and culture sheds light on his vision of progress and development of society.

Today, more than five centuries after his birth, Alisher Navoi's work continues to inspire and remain relevant. His poetic works are a source of inspiration and wisdom, and his contribution to Uzbek culture and national unity remains eternal. His memory lives in the hearts of those who appreciate the beauty of the word and strive for harmony in society.