Find the мутазодҳо in tajik

Short answer

In these verses there is really only one clean antonym pair — дил — тан. The rest are either arguable, or their partner word simply isn't in the text.

1) A reliable pair

• дил — тан (heart/soul — body): line 7 «Дониш андар дил чароғи равшан аст» and line 8 «В-аз ҳама бад бар тани ту ҷавшан аст». Inner world vs outer body — these are contextual antonyms (мутазоди матнӣ).

2) Arguable pairs

• дониш — биҳирад. The book prints «Мардумони бихрад». If it is read as беҳирад ("unwise"), it is the opposite of дониш ("knowledge"). If it is read as биҳирад ("having intellect"), it is a synonym, not an antonym — so the answer depends on how your teacher reads line 3.
• кас (набуд) — ҳама: "no one" (line 2, «Кас набуд…») vs "all" (line 8, «аз ҳама бад»).

3) Words whose antonym exists only "outside" the poem

фароз ↔ нишеб / пастӣ; равшан ↔ торик; бад ↔ нек; бениёз ↔ ниёзманд; роз ↔ ошкор.

The principle (to do a similar task yourself)

1. Same part of speech — a noun is opposed only to a noun, an adjective to an adjective.
2. One semantic field — both words must describe the same thing (light/darkness, top/bottom, knowledge/ignorance).
3. Contrast test: put the pair into one short sentence with a contrast — «Дониш равшанӣ аст, ҷаҳолат торикӣ». If the meaning flips, the pair is right.

Check of my answer: I replaced each word in its own line with the supposed opposite — «дил» by «тан» works (inside ↔ outside), «дониш» by «биҳирад» works only under the first reading, while «равшан» or «бад» have no partner anywhere in the eight lines, so they cannot be listed as мутазодҳо found in the text.

Note: the exercise in the photo breaks off after «Исмҳояшро…», while the poem itself is fully visible.