Alisher Navoi's prose text is about limiting sentences

Abstract

The preparation of editions of Alisher Navoi's works, especially prose, is complex, requiring the publisher to be knowledgeable in all areas of philology. In particular, the preparation of works of our classical litera-ture for publication in the current alphabet, of course, requires a thorough knowledge of the basics of punctuation, as well as knowledge of syntax. Based on this principle, this article critically examines the use of punctu-ation in Alisher Navoi's published (electronic) texts over the last 30-35 years, and also addresses the issue of the beginning of sentences in the text.The article deals with the misuse of punctuation in selected sen-tences in Alisher Navoi's works and the places where they cause controver-sy, its origin, and the use of auxiliary words at the beginning of sentences.