Najah al-Attar
Najah al-Attar was a Syrian translator, politician and writer (born 1933). She was born at Damascus.
Also recorded as Najah Al-'Attar.
Overview
Born at Damascus in 1933.
Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the heading Najah Al-'Attar. Her recorded language was Arabic. Her recorded confession was Sunni Islam.
She was the child of Muhammad Ridha al-Attar.
Recognition and collections
Najah al-Attar received Order of Friendship of Peoples, Order of the Umayyads, National Order of Merit, Legion of Honour, Order pro Merito Melitensi and Order of the Sacred Treasure.
In detail
Najah al-Attar studied at University of Edinburgh and Damascus University. the recorded working language is Arabic.
Positions recorded include list of vice presidents of Syria and Minister of Culture of Syria.
Distinctions recorded are Order of Friendship of Peoples, Order of the Umayyads, National Order of Merit and Legion of Honour.
Chronology
- 1933Najah al-Attar born at Damascus.
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