Damascus-SANA
Muzaffar al-Nawab was not just a poet, but a poet of the size of a nation who carried with his poetry the concerns of Iraq, Palestine, the occupied Syrian Arab Golan and every part of the Arab land from the ocean to the Gulf.
In loyalty to the great late, the Damascus branch of the Arab Writers Union, in cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Iraq in Damascus, organized a stand in honor of Muzaffar Al-Nawab, in which a number of writers and poets from Syria and Iraq participated.
And the Chargé d'Affairs of the Iraqi Embassy in Syria, Yassin Sharif, stated that Muzaffar al-Nawab is an important poet who became the property of the Arabs and the free and everyone who resists oppression and oppression and was demanding the right, a symbol of patriotism and steadfastness, and he suffered for that a lot, such as imprisonment, persecution, exile, and so on.
Dr. Muhammad al-Hourani, head of the Union of Arab Writers in Syria, explained over the phone during the vigil that the representatives are a poet who left the Arab world, leaving a distinguished cultural and militant legacy.
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The head of the Iraqi Writers Union, Najah Al-Amouri, stated in a recorded speech that the late contributed substantially and directly to the rehabilitation of Iraqi youth through his poems in its various forms (verbal and spoken) to preserve their identity and national positions and carry the issues of the Arabs and Palestine as a guiding light on their way.
The Vice-President of the Arab Writers Union, Tawfiq Ahmed, explained in his speech that the first evenings of the poet deputies were in Syria, after which people exchanged and distributed his poems.
The critic, Dr. Abdel-Shaher, in turn, saw that the late represents a solid cultural heritage that is still associated with the dream, and it is against submission and reconciliation with the occupier, and it means memory and awareness for successive generations, referring to his patriotic and national positions, and despite the harshness of his words, he carries nothing but love and loyalty.
In the words of the friends of the late, Nabila Hussein Wehbe said: I got to know him closely and knew how to speak and how to write poetry, as he emerged from the obsessions of fear to replace the palms of Iraq with Yasmine Al-Sham and rejoice for his Syrian people and family.
Researcher Dr. Ibrahim Zaarour, head of the Damascus branch of the Arab Writers Union, introduced the participants and gave a glimpse into the history of the late poet, how he dealt with the nation's issues and the stage he spent in Damascus, which was unique in receiving him.
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