Jamol Kamol was born on November 9, 1938 in the Shafirkan district of the Bukhara region. In 1959 he graduated from the Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute, faculty of Uzbek philology. One after another, collections of the poet's poems began to appear. Collections such as "It was raining on the peaks", "Stone uprising", "Contemplation", "Glass", "World of Hope" attracted the attention of fans.
Jamal Kamal is a prolific poet, skilled translator, educated poet and literary critic. In 1971 he defended his thesis on "Composition in Lyric Poetry".
During the years of independence, Jamal Kemal was engaged in translation, translating from the original plays by the English playwright Shakespeare. At the same time, he skillfully translated into the Uzbek language the works of the great poets of the East, such as Rumi and F. Attor.
In 2007, the collection of the People's Poet of Uzbekistan Jamol Kamol "Farewell of the Century" was published.
The second part of the Sample was published in 2017.
