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Mammad Araz

Mammad Araz (Məmməd Araz, pron; born Mammad Ibrahimov [Məmməd İbrahimov]; 14 October 1933 in – 1 December 2004) was an Azerbaijani poet. His pen name, Araz, is the Azerbaijani spelling for the Aras river.

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Mammad Araz

Plaque on building where Azerbaijani poet Mammad Araz lived in Baku

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Name
Mammad Araz
Birth Name
Mammad Ibrahimov
Born
14 October 1933
Birthplace
Nursu, Nakhchivan, Azerbaijan SSR, USSR
Died
1 December 2004
Place of death
Baku, Azerbaijan
Occupation
Poet
Nationality
Soviet Union · Azerbaijan
Education
Azerbaijan State Pedagogical University
Honours
Independence Order · Honored Art Worker of the Azerbaijan SSR · State Prize of the Azerbaijan SSR · People’s Poet of Azerbaijan · Honored Culture Worker of the Azerbaijan SSR
Languages
Azerbaijani

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Mammad Araz (Məmməd Araz, pron; born Mammad Ibrahimov [Məmməd İbrahimov]; 14 October 1933 in – 1 December 2004) was an Azerbaijani poet. His pen name, Araz, is the Azerbaijani spelling for the Aras river.

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