Author: Маматов, Мамаджан Ахмаджанович; Маннобова, Гулзода Равшанбек кизи;

Annotation: The era of the new Uzbekistan is distinguished not only by economic and political reforms, but also by the revival of deep spiritual and moral values. In this process, the legacy of one of the founders of Uzbek national thought—the great thinker, statesman, and poet Yusuf Hoja—is of particular importance. His works, such as Kutadgu Bilig (The Book of Happiness), are a thousand-year-old spiritual treasure of the Uzbek people and serve as a relevant guide for building a modern society. Yusuf Khos Hajib's Kutadgu Bilig is a unique source of Uzbek culture, philosophy, and spirituality. This poetic work deeply explores the importance of human virtues, just governance, knowledge, and wisdom. In the process of strengthening the spiritual foundation of the new state of Uzbekistan, the use of Yusuf Khos Hajib's legacy is an important opportunity for the revival of national values, the spiritual education of young people, and the elevation of moral ideals in society. The wisdom set forth in Kutadgu Bilig remains relevant in modern life and embodies such universal values as humanity, honesty, justice, and the pursuit of knowledge. The article develops the scientific and theoretical foundations for the revival of national and spiritual values, the mastery of cultural heritage, and its effective use on the path of modern development.

Keywords: Yusuf Hos Hajib, Kutadgu Bilig, spiritual foundation, Turkic spirituality, national values, spiritual education, New Uzbekistan, society, universal human values, wisdom and knowledge, moral ideals.

Pages in journal: 194 - 198