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Someone is Mullah Nasreddin or Khoja Nasreddin

There are some sources about whether Khoja Nasreddin, who is known for his witty and humorous stories, is a real historical figure, as well as debates about whether he really lived or not.

Nasreddin was known by different names in different Turkic lands. In Turkey, since ancient times, people called him Khoja as a sign of respect for the man of science and enlightenment. This tradition still remains. In 1935, all titles and degrees - bey, efendi, pasha, khoja, aga, etc. cancelled. The application form for men was defined as "biy", for women - "bayan". However, the word "samad" is still widely used in Azerbaijan among teachers and scholars as an expression of respect.

Efendi is still kept as a form of appeal to educated people taken from the Greeks. It is used as efendi among Tajiks and as efendi among Uzbeks. He is known in Central Asia as Nasreddin Efendi. In Azerbaijan, he was known by the nickname of mullah.

As for his social position, Nasreddin amazes people with his intelligence. He did not hesitate to confess his sins to the rulers. In short, the beloved son of the whole world, the wise man Khoja, the mullah, the master, the master Nasreddin, has been making mankind laugh and think for 800 years.

Today, in ancient Turkestan and Azerbaijan, Turkey, Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, Khakassia, Crimea, Kabardino-Balkaria, Karachay-Cherkessia, the Balkans, in short, everywhere you ask a joke, the first joke will be about Molla Nasreddin.

Mullah Nasreddin is native to all Turks who speak different dialects and live thousands of kilometers away from each other, in other words, he is his own. Thus, in Anatolia he is affectionately called Nasreddin Khoja, in Azerbaijan Molla Nasreddin, in Central Asia - Khoja Nasraddin in Turkestan. He is so legendary that Uzbeks think he was born in Uzbekistan, Kazakh in Kazakhstan, Tatar in Tatarstan, Turkmen in Turkmenistan, and Azerbaijanis in Azerbaijan. In fact, Molla Nasreddin is Azerbaijani, Uzbek, Anatolian and Tatar. That is, wherever a Turk lives, he is there. No matter how much he is called a mythical person, he is a person who thinks while laughing and immortalizes his name in the history of Turkish culture. There is a deep logic in every lip-smacking anecdote.

The astonishing conciseness and logic of Mullah Nasreddin's anecdotes have not yet been fully explored. It is difficult to find a second person in the world who laughs and thinks at the same time as Mullah Nasreddin, and who has a scientific and philosophical logic that amazes even the most famous scientist in every word. In his anecdotes, there is a way out of the most difficult situation. This is the greatness of Mullah Nasreddin.