SUFI-PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF THE IDEAS OF TOLERANCE IN MAHDUMI AZAM’S TREATISE SHARHI YAK GHAZALI UBAYDULLOHON

Abstract

This article examines the Sufi-philosophical foundations of tolerance in the teachings of Mahdumi Azam Kosani, a prominent representative of the Central Asian Sufi school. In particular, concepts expressed in Risolai Sharhi Yak Ghazali Ubaydullohon, such as the sovereignty of love, annihilation of the ego, divine existence, gratitude, and the notion of the perfect human, are analyzed in close relation to the phenomenon of tolerance. The study demonstrates that tolerance is not merely a social or ethical principle but a spiritual state emerging from qualitative transformation of the human being.