Amal A. Al Zahawi (Arabic:آمال الزهاوي) (1946 – 13 February 2015) was an Iraqi poet and writer. She was born in Baghdad and graduated from the University of Baghdad. She published her works in various Arabic magazines and started her career in the sixties. Some of her poetry collections include "The Commando and The Beast" in 1969, "Those Who Venture Seas of Death" in 1970 and "A Circle in The Light, A Circle in The Dark" in 1975. Al Zahawi was an active writer in literature. She had also written many political articles for the Arabic press.[1] Amal Al Zahawi died at the age of 71, after suffering a stroke in Baghdad. She was buried in Shuhadaa Al-Adhamiyah Cemetery in Baghdad.[2]
She is Amal Abdulqadir Saleh Muhammad Faydi Al-Zahawi. The poet's lineage goes back to the Al-Zahawi family, which is known both politically and literally in Iraq. She is the granddaughter of the Mufti Sheikh Muhammad Faydi, the head of the Al-Zahawi family.[3]
Childhood
Amal Al Zahawi was raised in the literary and political environment of her family, which shaped her personality and ideals. She began writing at the young age of thirteen years old.[3]
Career
Al Zahawi received her BA in Arabic Language from the University of Baghdad. She published her works in various Arabic magazines and started her career in the sixties. She had also written many political articles for the Arabic press, particularly on Iraq and Syria. Al Zahawi was the founder the "Alf Ba" Iraqi magazine.[3]
Al Zahawi and her husband established a printing company that includes a publishing house under the name of the Ishtar Company for Printing, Publishing and Distribution, the company's name was later changed to "Amal Al Zahawi’s Publications". She contributed to printing many literary works of young poets and writers and supporting their upstart.[3]
Poetry collections
Some of her poetry collections include:
The Commando and The Beast, Beirut, 1969.
Those Who Venture Seas of Death, Beirut, 1970.
A Circle in The Light, A Circle in The Dark, Baghdad, 1975.
Joseph’s Brothers, Baghdad, 1979.
Fallouts, Baghdad, 1982.
Father Says We’ll Help Him, Baghdad, 1986.
Jadara, 1997.
Diaspora, Beirut, 200.
Death
Al Zahawi suffered from an illness at the end of her life and became paralyzed. She was staying in Al Karama Teaching Hospital, where she died on 13 February 2015. She was buried in Shuhadaa Al-Adhamiyah cemetery.[2]
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^ abcdماهر هاشم إسماعيل. التناص في شعر آمال الزهاوي. (أطروحة ماجستير). جامعة مؤتة. (2016).
March 04, 2023
amal, zahawi, amal, zahawi, arabic, آمال, الزهاوي, 1946, february, 2015, iraqi, poet, writer, born, baghdad, graduated, from, university, baghdad, published, works, various, arabic, magazines, started, career, sixties, some, poetry, collections, include, comma. Amal A Al Zahawi Arabic آمال الزهاوي 1946 13 February 2015 was an Iraqi poet and writer She was born in Baghdad and graduated from the University of Baghdad She published her works in various Arabic magazines and started her career in the sixties Some of her poetry collections include The Commando and The Beast in 1969 Those Who Venture Seas of Death in 1970 and A Circle in The Light A Circle in The Dark in 1975 Al Zahawi was an active writer in literature She had also written many political articles for the Arabic press 1 Amal Al Zahawi died at the age of 71 after suffering a stroke in Baghdad She was buried in Shuhadaa Al Adhamiyah Cemetery in Baghdad 2 Amal A Al ZahawiBorn1946 BaghdadDied11 February 2015Resting placeShuhadaa Al Adhamiyah Cemetery in Baghdad OccupationPoet writerLanguageArabicNationalityIraqiAlma materUniversity of BaghdadNotable worksThe Commando and The Beast Beirut 1969 Those Who Venture Seas of Death Beirut 1970 A Circle in The Light A Circle in The Dark Baghdad 1975 SpouseOdai Najim Contents 1 Lineage 2 Childhood 3 Career 4 Poetry collections 5 Death 6 See also 7 ReferencesLineage EditShe is Amal Abdulqadir Saleh Muhammad Faydi Al Zahawi The poet s lineage goes back to the Al Zahawi family which is known both politically and literally in Iraq She is the granddaughter of the Mufti Sheikh Muhammad Faydi the head of the Al Zahawi family 3 Childhood EditAmal Al Zahawi was raised in the literary and political environment of her family which shaped her personality and ideals She began writing at the young age of thirteen years old 3 Career EditAl Zahawi received her BA in Arabic Language from the University of Baghdad She published her works in various Arabic magazines and started her career in the sixties She had also written many political articles for the Arabic press particularly on Iraq and Syria Al Zahawi was the founder the Alf Ba Iraqi magazine 3 Al Zahawi and her husband established a printing company that includes a publishing house under the name of the Ishtar Company for Printing Publishing and Distribution the company s name was later changed to Amal Al Zahawi s Publications She contributed to printing many literary works of young poets and writers and supporting their upstart 3 Poetry collections EditSome of her poetry collections include The Commando and The Beast Beirut 1969 Those Who Venture Seas of Death Beirut 1970 A Circle in The Light A Circle in The Dark Baghdad 1975 Joseph s Brothers Baghdad 1979 Fallouts Baghdad 1982 Father Says We ll Help Him Baghdad 1986 Jadara 1997 Diaspora Beirut 200 Death EditAl Zahawi suffered from an illness at the end of her life and became paralyzed She was staying in Al Karama Teaching Hospital where she died on 13 February 2015 She was buried in Shuhadaa Al Adhamiyah cemetery 2 See also EditNazik Al Malaika Amira Nur al Din Wafaa Abed Al RazzaqReferences Edit آمال الزهاوي www almoajam org Retrieved 7 February 2021 a b رحيل الشاعرة والأديبة العراقية آمال الزهاوي البيان 10 August 2019 Archived from the original on 10 August 2019 Retrieved 7 February 2021 a b c d ماهر هاشم إسماعيل التناص في شعر آمال الزهاوي أطروحة ماجستير جامعة مؤتة 2016 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Amal Al Zahawi amp oldid 1099998954, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
