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The details of Sultankhuja Ado, a descendant of Khoja Ubaydullah Ahror, are insufficient in the studies of independence and early literary studies. There is no information about his life in the manuscripts of the poet kept in the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan.	We can briefly study the life and activity of the poet based on various sources dating from the 18th - 19th century.	In some of the manuscripts we have seen, such as “Samaria” by Abu Tahirhoja, “Tazkiraii Kayiyumi” by P. Kayumiy, “Buyuk ma'naviy murshid” by B.Valihojaev, “Zapiski o Bukharskom Hanstve” by P.Demezon and I.V.Vitkevich, we have read the references in the sources and in the articles of several researchers.	For example, literature scholar E. Shodiev notes that there are poems by the poet in "Bayozi Fakhri Rumoni".	Sheikh-ul-Islam, Khujakalon Sultanhoja Ado was born in Samarkand. But the year of birth is unknown. He received his first religious education from his father Khudoyorbek. He later continued his education at the Kukeldash madrasah in Bukhara. He was one of the leading students of the Madrasah. He was promoted to the rank of the Sheikh-ul-Islam of Samarkand because of his profound knowledge of religion and deep thoughts.

THE ROLE OF SULTONKHUJA ADO IN THE LITERARY ENVIRONMENT OF KUKAND