Therefore, A Comparative Study of “Nasoyimu-l Muhabbat”, of “Hizonatu-l Asfiyo” and “Tazkiratu-l Avliyoi Turkic” is Necessary and Relevant

Current scientific provides a comprehensive overview of the life and literary heritage of the XVIII century Turkic hagiographic literature, a well known poet and literary writer Muhammad Siddique Rushdie. Rushdie (in Arabic, “Rushd” means “The Right Way”) wrote a lot of gazelles and rubyes, but the sofa - a collection of poems has not yet been found. From his legacy of beasts, only the books Tazkirat ul-awliya and Risolai Kadiriya are known. "Tazkirat ul-Awliya" - is a Turkic translation and an expanded version of "Tazkirat ul-Awliya" by Faridin Attor, which was written in Persian in 1214. “Tazkirat ul-Awliya” consists of hagiographies and memories of saints. Tazkira was not printed lithographically. Studying the heritage of Rushdie only began in the 90s of the last century doctor I. Ostonakulov. Rushdie's book was published in 1992, 1995 and 2004 under the title “Gavs al-Agzam”, “Sultan of Saints. Saints of Turan". In 2011, I. Ostonakulov defended his doctoral dissertation on the topic: “The Importance of “Tazkirat ul-Awlia” by Muhammad Siddique Rushdie in the Study of Oriental Hagiographic Sources”