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known by the
pseudonym Hadrawi, was a
Somali poet,
philosopher and songwriter.
Having written many
notable protest works,
Hadrawi has been
likened by some...
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Hadrawi 2020, pp. 33–34. Macknight,
Paeni &
Hadrawi 2020, pp. 54, 77–78, 109–110. Macknight,
Paeni &
Hadrawi 2020, p. 54. Macknight,
Paeni &
Hadrawi 2020...
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Hadrawi, a
prominent Somali poet and songwriter...
- Paeni, Mukhlis;
Hadrawi, Muhlis, eds. (2020). The
Bugis Chronicle of Bone.
Translated by
Campbell Macknight;
Mukhlis Paeni;
Muhlis Hadrawi. Canberra: Australian...
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modernizing Somali artistic heritage.
Hurre was the
younger brother of
Hadrawi,
another luminary of
Somali literature.
Hurre Walanwal was born in Aynaba...
- came from his
tongue and are
still known today.
Mohamed Ibrahim Warsame '
Hadrawi' – songwriter, philosopher, and
Somali Poet Laureate; also
dubbed the Somali...
- Paeni, Mukhlis;
Hadrawi, Muhlis, eds. (2020). The
Bugis Chronicle of Bone.
Translated by
Campbell Macknight;
Mukhlis Paeni;
Muhlis Hadrawi. Canberra: Australian...
- The
National Museum of
Somaliland (Somali:
Madxafka Qaranka Hadrawi, Arabic: المتحف الوطني صوماليلاندي) is a
national museum in Hargeisa, the capital...
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Craveirinha (Mozambique),
Mahmoud Darwish (Palestine),
Mohamed Ibrahim Warsame '
Hadrawi' (Somalia),
Edwin Thumboo (Singapore) and
Taras Shevchenko (Ukraine). This...
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Hashi Dhamac (Gaarriye),
legendary Somali poet and
political activist Hadrawi, poet and philosopher;
author of Halkaraan; also
known as the "Somali Shakespeare"...
