The collections 'Selected Works' and the book titled 'Shuur' by Master Poet Farida Afruz, who worked as a cultural worker in Uzbekistan, have become a unique gift for literature lovers in our country. The presentation of these books took place at the Center for Islamic Civilization of Uzbekistan.
Discussion of Farida Afruz's Work
Minhojiddin Mirzo, First Deputy of the First Deputy Chairman of the Writers Union of Uzbekistan, literary scholar Qozoqboi Yo'ldoshev, renowned journalist and writer Khurshid Dustmuhammad, and other participants spoke at the event. They discussed the unique features of Farida Afruz's creativity.
Opinions on Poetry
Minhojiddin Mirzo noted that the creation of each book is a special holiday. He emphasized that the books presented at the presentation contain the dreams, aspirations, experiences, and heartfelt emotions of the poet Farida Afruz, and they attract attention by embodying beautiful heart discoveries.
Philologist Doctor of Sciences Qozoqboi Yo'ldoshev stated that Farida's works reflect the fruits of feelings, warmth, and emotions. He added that examples of her work can often be attributed to mystical themes. These beautiful poems are performed by artists, which has allowed songs written by Farida Afruz to win the hearts of millions of listeners. His poems can be called an expression of divine feelings. He suggested that many desires and sufferings accumulated in her heart, and her work can be described as messages from a philosopher, poet, and person rebelling against fate.
Writer and publicist Khurshid Dustmuhammad shared his opinion that Farida's poems captivate the reader. He described them as blooming, fiery, and trembling, penetrating into people's hearts. According to him, in these poems, the poet skillfully finds and expresses thoughts that have not been spoken.
Conclusion of the Event
The literary forum provided a detailed discussion of Farida Afruz's work and her new publications. The Master Poet herself spoke about the history of creating these books. Excerpts from beautiful poems were also read.