
This thesis provides information about the na’t chapters within «Layli and Majnun,» the third epic of Navoi’s «Khamsa,» and analyzes their artistic features through poetic devices. It also demonstrates that the organic connection between the divine love expressed in the na’ts and the metaphorical love is reflected in the plot.
Navoi, «Khamsa,» «Layli and Majnun,» the Prophet (PBUH), na't.
Navoi, «Khamsa,» «Layli and Majnun,» the Prophet (PBUH), na't.
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