The interpretation of Adam (a.s) in the work "Durrul majolis" by Saif Zafari Bukhary

In this article, the story related to Adam (pbuh) from Saif Zafari Bukhari’s «Durrul Majolis» is analyzed. This lithograph is stored in the Bukhara Regional Library named after Abu Ali Ibn Sina under inventory number 726. This unique resource was published in 1910 at the Gholomi printing house in Tashkent and consists of 240 pages. Although the book was published in Tashkent, it is tentatively being studied under the name “Bukhara lithograph” because it is kept in the fund of Bukhara manuscripts. This source story belongs to the series of prophetic works, and tells the story of the twelve prophets whose names are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an. The book also contains stories about companions and sheikhs. In addition, a place is reserved for various didactic stories. The first chapter of the lithograph is called “The body of Hazrat Adam, peace be upon him, describes the creation of the blessed.” This short story is quite large in terms of volume, it consists of 11 pages. Although the story is dedicated to Adam, there are also small stories about Sulayman, Yusuf, Yunus.