Abdulla Qodiriy was a great Uzbek writer, poet, translator, and journalist, and one of the founders of the Uzbek novel. He made a significant contribution to the development of Uzbek literature. His most famous works include Bygone Days, Scorpion from the Altar, and Obid Ketmon. His works explore love, national values, social issues, and human destiny.
““They say it is beneficial to return to the past and learn from it.””
— Abdulla Qodiriy
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