The historical drama Muqanna is one of the most significant works in Uzbek literature that artistically portrays the uprising led by Muqanna against the Arab Caliphate in the 8th century. In this work, Hamid Olimjon demonstrates remarkable poetic mastery by blending historical events with deep emotional and philosophical meaning. The drama is distinguished by its lyrical language, expressive imagery, and symbolic representation of characters. Muqanna is depicted not only as a historical figure but also as a symbol of freedom, justice, and resistance against oppression. The author skillfully uses metaphors, dramatic contrasts, and emotionally rich dialogues to reveal the inner world of the characters.