Abstract
Mohlaroyim Nodira's rubabiyat, its unique artistic landscape, skillful artistic approach to the use of words and the variety of tones can be understood. Nodira's incomplete Uzbek office is kept in the fund of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan. The devon includes 109 (or 1704 verses) by Nodira. There are 19 (328 lines) ghazals written under the pseudonym Komila. Today, the free and free-thinking women of our time and, in general, the happy Uzbek people, who have become the masters of their own destiny, remember with respect the noble and selfless poetess, because Nodira's immortal works in Uzbek and Tajik.
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