The article talks about Bahlul Behjat, a religious scientist, folklorist, researcher who fought against the Soviet-Bolshevik occupation, who became a victim of repression, and his image created in literature. It is clear that this image manifests itself in two directions. The first direction is the character of Bahlul Efendi in the literature of the Soviet period. Although these works are written from the perspective of the Bolsheviks, it is undeniable that Bahlul Efendi is reflected as a militant, goal-oriented, influential religious and social-political figure of his time. The authors express these ideas in their works from the mouth of the supporters of the reactionary regime. People who have gone through calamities, ethnos who have experienced tragedies, began to express their conclusions by analyzing what happened. An example of this is the character of Bahlul Behcet, who is found in works written after independence.
Bahlul Behjat, artistic image, Soviet regime, religious values, struggle