Asqad Muxtor (1920–1997) was a prominent Uzbek poet, writer, playwright, and translator, and was recognized as a People’s Writer of Uzbekistan. He was born on December 23, 1920, in Fergana. He made a significant contribution to Uzbek literature through his poetry, novels, short stories, and plays. His best-known works include Sisters, Birth, The Era in My Destiny, Chinor, and Amu. He also translated works by renowned foreign writers into Uzbek.
““Even to do a small good deed, one must be a person, perhaps a great person; but even a small person is capable of great evil.””
— Asqad Muxtor
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