Nosiri Khusrav

One of the major figures of Tajik culture and wisdom as well as one of the most important historical figures in Tajikistan, Nosiri Khusrav Kubodiyoni (28 August 1004 - 1088) dedicated his entire life to self-knowledge, celebrating national pride, liberating foreigners from oppression, superstition, and other unpleasant events. He truly has the utmost respect for an intelligent and patriotic personality and pursued patriotism till the last breath of his life as a patriot, liberal, and humanitarian person. His valuable literary and scientific works include "Jome ul Hikmatain," "Kushoish va Rahoish," "Safarnoma," and "Devoni Ash'or," among others.

His early years were spent in the Tajik regions of Shahri Tusa, Tahti Kubod, Tahti Sangin, Kalai Mir, Kaykubodshakh, the prehistoric community of Kayonion, and ancient Bactria. His patriotic and independent beliefs were greatly influenced by his love of his ancestral land. He relished the originality of his native language and the great culture of his people as he developed his inherent poetic skill in the literary school of Rudaki and other Samanid Dynasty speakers. Both Firdousi and Nosiri Khusrav commended his blogging and knowledge. In the writings of this great thinker, wisdom is equated with belief, religion, chastity, and purity. He views man as the ultimate object of the universe's design and views wisdom and knowledge as the primary tools for achieving self-awareness in humans.