Qutlibeka Rahimboeva

The lyrical "I" of all the poems in the collections "Yuragimda Ko'rganlarim" (1981), "Uzun Kunduzlar" (1984), and "Uyg'onish Fasli" (1989) by Qutlibeka Rahimboeva is a person filled with ideals, pride, and honor, living, suffering, and rejoicing among the pains and joys of Uzbekistan and the Uzbek people. She is irreconcilable to slavery and dependence, a fighter for freedom, loyal to her nation, and forgiving.

Biography
In 1976, the People's Poetess of Uzbekistan, Zulfiyaxonim, wished Qutlibeka well on her first poetry series in "Saodat" magazine, noting that in the young poetess's exercises, the effort to understand and analyze society was paramount.
Qutlibeka Rahimboeva was awarded the title of "Honored Cultural Worker of the Republic of Uzbekistan" in 1994 and the "Shuhrat" medal in 1999.

Qutlibeka Rahimboeva also finished writing a dramatic work titled "Tohirning Zuhrosi." As a translator, she has translated the works of poetesses like Lesya Ukrainka and Marina Tsvetaeva.
While the tragedies of the "Uzbek case" are generalized in the poetess's doston "Qishning Oxirlari," the doston "Tavba" discusses a broken person who lived two different lives, lived in two different forms, and sacrificed himself for the interests of society, his mental suffering and tragic fate.

She was born on February 9, 1952, in Toshovuz. She graduated from the faculty of Uzbek language and literature of the Fergana State Pedagogical Institute.
She worked in middle school, at the Institute of Language and Literature named after Alisher Navoi, and at the Gafur Gulyam Publishing House of Literature and Art. Currently, she works at "Saodat" magazine.

Qutlibeka Rahimboeva was awarded the title of "Honored Cultural Worker of the Republic of Uzbekistan" in 1994 and the "Shuhrat" medal in 1999.


Qutlibeka Rahimboeva's dostons "Qishning Oxirlari" and "Tavba" have been published in the press. In recent years, her publicist articles that respond to the reality of the present day and invite discussion, such as "Hamma Biladigan Sir," "Sulton Suyagini Xor Etmas," "Til Uchidagi So'z," and "O'zimiz Haqida Bir Zum," have been published in the republic's newspapers and magazines.
For a number of poetry series created in recent years, she has received awards from the "O'zbekiston Adabiyoti va San'ati" newspaper, the "Sharq Yulduzi" magazine, and the "Smena" monthly published in Moscow.

The lyrical "I" of all the poems in the collections "Yuragimda Ko'rganlarim" (1981), "Uzun Kunduzlar" (1984), and "Uyg'onish Fasli" (1989) by Qutlibeka Rahimboeva is a person filled with ideals, pride, and honor, living, suffering, and rejoicing among the pains and joys of Uzbekistan and the Uzbek people. She is irreconcilable to slavery and dependence, a fighter for freedom, loyal to her nation, and forgiving.