A native of the historical city of Taraz, Abu Nasyr Mubashshir Khan at-Tarazi (1896-1977) was a prominent Islamic scholar, an opponent of communist atheism, and a politician in the struggle for the liberation of the Turkic peoples from Soviet rule. After forced emigration in 1930, while living in Afghanistan and Egypt, he showed political activity and left a large-scale legacy in the form of volumes of books of journalistic, religious-Muslim, literary-poetic, epistolary and other directions. The article analyzes his ideas about the religious and political position, the need for the unity of Muslim and Arab countries in the fight against colonialism. He expressed disapproval of the division of Muslims into Sunnis and Shiites, specific examples were given on the Pakistani problem, Algeria's uprising against French colonization, methods of promoting religion. The purpose of the study is the opinions of Ghulam Mubashir Khan al–Tarazi on the current situation of Muslim and Arab countries in order to understand his views on the problems and challenges facing these countries, as well as identify possible ways to solve them. The purpose of the research is to analyze the works and speeches of Ghulam Mubashir Khan at–Tarazi related to modern Muslim and Arab countries in order to identify the key arguments and positions of the author. To study the opinion of Ghulam Mubashir Khan al-Tarazi on the situation of Muslim and Arab countries, the method of analyzing his publications, speeches, interviews and social media was used, as well as to conduct interviews or surveys with him and other experts on this topic.
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