Jila Hoseini
Jila Hoseini | |
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| Native name | ژیلا حسینی |
| Born | September 22, 1964 Saqqez, Iran |
| Died | September 27, 1996 (aged 32) Tehran, Iran |
| Resting place | Dozaghara Cemetery, Saqqez |
| Occupation | Poet, writer |
| Nationality | Iranian Kurdistan |
| Children | 3 |
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Jila(Zhila) Hosseini(1964-1996), poet[1], writer, researcher and radio announcer, was born on September 22, 1964 in the city of Saqqez, in eastern Kurdistan Rojhalat and was the first woman from Kurdistan to compose Modern poems instead of classical poetry.
Short Biography[edit]
Jila was born in Saqqez in Rojhalat. She had a supporting family and Sheikh Abdul Qadir, her father's grandfather, was a calligrapher and poet. Zhila's father, Sheikh Mehran Hosseini, was a judge of justice and an intellectual. She was born into a traditional culture with cumbersome rules and liked to change those old traditions. Under the situation that all educational Centers including universities and Schools were closed caused by Iranian Cultural Revolution , She got married at a young age but her tendency towards modernity influenced her private life and she divorced once. At the age of 32 while going to visit the great poet of Kurdistan, Sherko Bekas,She died in a car accident.
After the death of Zhila, Sherko Bekas composed a poem for her:
- I dreamed of a fairy angel
- I have seen it myself
- Jila is now among the clouds
- She is sitting on a purple chair
- And writes poetry
- She is wearing a moonlit skirt
Poems[edit]
New Kurdish poetry began its evolution several decades ago and naturally progressed to the advanced stages in Kurdish language literature[2]. Zhila's poems in Kurdish literature helped to open new windows in modern poem[3][4]. She was the first woman poet from Kurdistan, Rojhalat to compose modern kurdish poems[5]. She was a pioneer in composing poetry in a modern style among female poets in Kurdistan. She was inspired by Sherko Bekas. There were two different stages in the evolution of her poems. First she didn't has her own language and style but in the second stage she found her own style of composing poems[6]
Books[edit]
Some of Jila's poems are published as follows:
- Poetry book (Kurdish) گه شه ی ئه وین (The joy of love), first edition of Sanandaj, 1995[7][8]
- Poetry book (Kurdish) قهلای راز (Secret Castle), first edition of Tehran, 1998. - This book was published in three parts[9][10]
- Part 1: Zhila's remaining Kurdish poems
- Part 2: A selection of her Kurdish short stories
- part 3: The Persian poems of Zhila (She Had chosen the title of Rain for this collection
References[edit]
- ↑ “Daughters of Smoke and Fire” – Book Review by Patrick Woodcock, Torento, Canada, Peace in Kurdistan Website, 2020
- ↑ The beginning of modern Kurdish poetry and the evolution of its forms, Marefat Anvar, Gotar Publication, Saqqez, 2016
- ↑ A Poet poems as melodrama, Abdulmotalleb Abdulla, Kurdista Nwe Media, 2020
- ↑ The World of Kurdish Women's Novels, Hashem Ahmadzadeh, journal article ,Vol. 41, No. 5, pp. 719-738 (20 pages), Published By: Taylor & Francis, Ltd. 2008
- ↑ Kurdistan's Poem Avangardha Website, translated by Khaled Baizidi Dalir, 2015
- ↑ Kurdish Modern poem Conference in Sanandaj IRNA News Agancy, 2016
- ↑ The Joy of Love, Zhyar Publications,Tehran, 1995
- ↑ The Joy of Love Vejin Books Website، Ketab Online
- ↑ Secret Castle Poem Book, Borekeei Publications,Tehran, 1999
- ↑ Secret Casle Poem Book Vejin Books, Ketab Online
External links[edit]
- A documentary TV program from Tishk TV about Zhila Hoseini Life in Kurdish
- The New Generation of Kurdish Poetry Interview with Dr. Massoud Binandeh
- Kurdistan Poets Biography IRIB website
- A Poet for Poems, Rozhan Noori
- 24 years after the death, Hawlati News Agency
- About Jila, Iran's Poem Website، Saeid Fallahi
- Saqqez's Poets Biography in Kurdish and Persian
- About Kurdish Modern Poem, Negah Website
- Kurdistan Poem Forough, Mukryan Zaryan Website
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