TASAVVUFDA ISHQ, TAJALLI VA SHARIAT UYG‘UNLIGI: AHMAD YASSAVIY HIKMATLARI HAMDA TASAVVUFIY TAFAKKUR TALQINI

This article analyzes the formation of the concept of love in the teachings of Sufism, its theoretical and spiritual essence, and its compatibility with Sharia. Based on the views of such Sufis as Abu Husayn Nuri, Rabiya Adawiya, Najmiddin Kubro, Jalaluddin Rumi, and Ahmad Yassawi, the role of divine love in the human heart and spiritual perfection is highlighted. The article interprets the concepts of love, tajalli, ihsan, fano, and baqa as central categories of Sufi thought. The example of Ahmad Yassawi's wisdom reveals that love is a means of bringing a person closer to God, and that Sharia and tariqa are manifested as complementary systems. Also, the theoretical relations between Sufis and jurists, the concept of a perfect person, and the issues of purity of the heart are analyzed based on historical narratives and mystical sources. The research proves that the main goal of Sufism is to bring a person to perfection through knowledge, action, purity of heart and divine love.