The reflection of religious worldviews in Islamic culture in the work "Irshad al-Muluuk wa as-Salatiin"

Abstract

The article reflects the medieval Turkic worldview, the influence and interdependence of the Turkic spiritual culture on the Islamic world, the linguistic features of the Turkic Kipchak ethnic group and their relationship with Islamic culture, the prevalence of the Turkic language and its place in society, language and grammatical features It is considered that the Kipchak language played an important role in the social relations of the Islamic world. As an explanation of religious works written in Arabic language at that time (XIV century), the public discusses the writing of religious treatises in Kipchak, their originals and copies, religious treatises and translations of classical literature in Kipchak. The work written in the 14th century in Kipchak, Irshadul-Muluk Was-Salatin is one of the most important works in the history of Turkic language and literature. It is also discussed that the work has become one of the most important works not only among the Turks, but in the Islamic world as a whole. It is reported that the manuscript was written in the Kipchak language by order of the Emir of Alexandria Saifi Bajman, and hermeneutic and textual analysis of the manuscript is carried out. Keywords: Turkic world, medieval Kipchak space, Islamic culture, Turkic worldview, Kipchak language.