Said Muhammad Dahi
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Said Muhammad Dahi is a poet and writer of Hadrami.[1]
Born in 1948 in the city of Mukalla, Hadramaut, he grew up in the family home under the patronage of his grandfather, Sheikh Said Dahi. In 1956, a year later, after moving to a second primary year, his love of reading began to appear. He and his classmate and son, Muhammad Salem Al-Yazidi, went to the Sultanic Library to read continuously.
Dahi leaves for Sudan for high school[edit]
In 1964, the Qatian Knowledge Department sent Said Dahi among the top five high school students in Sudan. He was one of the top students in Arabic and English. One afternoon, the stranger escorted his "cousin" to visit Professor Ahmed Abdullah bin Tahir Pawzir, a middle and high school Arabic teacher, to his home to show him his poem."This poem heralds the birth of a poet whose standards and technical controls have been completed to control and write poetry."
Madrac Said Dahi expanded during his high school education in the Sudan and benefited greatly from the cultural climate in the Sudan. He participated actively in all student activities. He was a student leader of the Association of Urban Students in the Sudan at the time.
Lazhi and the early experience of the University of Aden[edit]
Said Dahi returned to Mukalla after completing his secondary school in Sudan in 1968 and worked as a teacher in Boys' Preparatory School in Mukalla. At the same time, he was preparing outstanding literary programs for local radio in Mukalla. Two years later, he decided to open the first university college, the High College of Education, after 1970, and he received a bachelor's degree in English in 1974.
Together with other college classmates, Said Dahi worked on the establishment of the Balkis Literary Association, which absorbed young, creative energies that were influenced and influenced. The Crown of Good Secret, then Professor of College.
Dahi translates one of the works of the British reviewer (Sargent)[edit]
After graduating in 1974, Said Dahi worked at the Aden Educational Research Centre and then as a university teacher and faculty teacher in Aden and Mukalla. From 1974 to 1979, he worked for literature, poetry and translation, wrote essays and literary studies, and participated notably in events with other young performers and poets, which Aden witnessed at the time. He also served as editor of the magazine "New Education," which the Centre was publishing.
In 1978, Said Dahi moved to Mukalla to teach at the School of Education in Mukalla, which he used to attend from time to time. Between the years he worked for Aden Education College and Aden Education School, Said Dahiramaut was busy translating the book "Prose & Poetry from Hadramaut," by distinguished British reviewer Robert Sargent, who was very closely associated with Eden television viewers in the joyful dialogue he had with the great late Rafi Jafar.
In 1980, the chapter of the Yemeni Center for Cultural Research printed a book of poetry from Hadramaut, which was translated by Said Dahi from his English text for his biographer (Sargent) in April 1980, initially with a view to disseminating the benefit to readers and those interested in literature in Hadramaut.
It's a creative family[edit]
Several references were made in the book "Eulogy" on the anniversary of the death of Said Dahi, including those written by Muhammad Awad Saleh. 95-103), Aziz al-Snake (pp. 63-70) and Ali Salem al-Yazidi (pp. 104-107)According to Al - Serabi Said Dahi is from an art family. His uncle, the artist, hands Abdullah Dahi, one of the first pioneers of the urban song, who died in August 1993. From this family, Abdullah Salim Dahi (the cousin of the singer Yilda Dahi) was named after him (the presenter of the neighborhood), who is best known for providing kit dance and Shabwani dance. The late Adam, Professor Mohamed Abdul Qadir Bhatarf, described artist Salem Salem Dahi as having the most beautiful voice.
Said Dahi’s Geographical Alienation in the United Arab Emirates[edit]
Said Dahi left home in November 1979 for the United Arab Emirates and worked there in the press as editor and translator of the UAE newspaper. He was also one of its editors, Professor Poet Fazleh, then secretary of the Gulf Defense Magazine until his death.
Said Dahi in the Parade of the Immortals[edit]
Said Dahi went to Rahma Rabbah on 8 Ramadan, 3 December 2000, after a severe heart attack at his residence in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
References[edit]
- ↑ "Daḥī, Saʻīd Muḥammad, 1948- - LC Linked Data Service: Authorities and Vocabularies | Library of Congress". web.archive.org. 2019-12-08. Retrieved 2021-05-18.
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