INVESTIGATION OF THE CAUSES BEHIND THE EMERGENCE OF THE SARBADAR MOVEMENT (From the Perspective of Selected Historians)
Abstract
This article analyzes the social, economic, political, and religious causes behind the emergence of the Sarbadar movement through the lens of various historical sources and scholarly interpretations. It explores how historical accounts (such as those of Sharafuddin Ali Yazdi, Nizamuddin Shami, Hafizi Abru, and others), as well as perspectives from Soviet and Uzbek historiography, have shaped our understanding of this multifaceted movement. By comparing different historiographical approaches, the study seeks to clarify the complex nature and historical significance of the Sarbadar movement.
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