Abstract
The article analyzes the emergence of mystical and philosophical doctrines in Central Asia, their stages of development, the content and essence of the ideas put forward in them. The article also analyses the history of synergetic aspects of the relationship between orthodox Islam and mysticism in Central Asia, based on the analysis of the socio-economic, political and spiritual-cultural reasons for the formation of sects in Central Asia.
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