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The electronic information base named "Mammad Araz, the folk poet of Azerbaijan - 90" was presented to the users in the National Book.

13-10-2023

This year marks the completion of 90 years of birth of the national poet of Azerbaijan, Mammad Araz.

The sacredness of the homeland and the love of the people have a special place in the works of the master Mammad Araz, who created the valuable poetic samples of our contemporary national poetry. Mammad Araz was one of the important figures who preached the idea of ​​national independence. The poet's "Stand Up, Azerbaijan" and some of these poems played a great spiritual role in the period of struggle for national independence of Azerbaijan between 1988 and 1990. People's poet Mammad Araz is still alive, due to the concern of the great leader Heydar Aliyev, he was deemed worthy of the name of Azerbaijan's modern civil servant, professional civil servant, People's poet, and was honored by the state. He received the title and was rewarded with the "İstiglal" order.

On the occasion of the 90th anniversary of Mammad Araz, the electronic information base called "Mammad Araz - 90, the folk poet of Azerbaijan" was prepared by the colleagues of the National Book of Azerbaijan. Electronic information base “Official texts”, “Life and creativity”, “Basic history of life and activity”, “About the magnificent personalities Mammad Araz”, “His works”, “Publications about him”, “Its words are of Mammad Araz”, “Photo gallery” and “ It consists of “Video gallery” sections. The materials presented in the base are given with their full texts.

  In the electronic information base, hymns based on the poet's poems, radio appearances of the folk poet Mammad Araz, photographs reflecting his life and activities, and other documents are also provided.

Those who want to get acquainted with the electronic information base can use the link http://anl.az/el/emb/M.Araz/index.html.

Also, a traditional book exhibition called "People's poet Mammad Araz - 90" was opened in National Library. The exhibition will continue for 1 week.