POETIC ISSUES IN THE WORKS OF YUSUF MADDAH AND MUHAMMAD FUZULI (XIV AND XVI CENTURIES)

For comparative analysis, although the authors of both works are known, “Varga and Gulshah," "Leyli and Majnun" were memorized as an epic by folk artists in ancient times. Our goal is not to investigate the origins of these two works, but to compare the language of the images in work with the environment in which they live, their desires, want to realize and to analyze the main points in parallel in by the writing patterns of both centuries - also,  showing similarity  of the works, the linguistic and stylistic features of both Azerbaijani-Turkic poets, the sequence of events in work in terms of plot and composition, etc., such as to convey the literary issues. Yusif Maddah wrote "Varga and Gulshah" in the form of "assemblies," and by his style; at the end of each assembly, he referred to both written and oral examples of folk literature. This tradition was seen in Muhammad Fuzuli's "Leyli and Majnun." No matter how much both the predecessor and the successor refer to sources close to the content, the sequence of events shows that both Azerbaijani-Turkic poets benefited more from Turkic folk art.