Abdumalik Bahori facts for kids
Abdumalik Bahori was a famous writer from Tajikistan. He was born on March 22, 1927, in a city called Leninabad (which is now known as Khujand) in the country that was then called the USSR. He passed away on December 3, 2010, in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. Bahori is especially known for his children's poems and was the very first fiction writer from Tajikistan.
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Who Was Abdumalik Bahori?
Abdumalik Bahori was a celebrated writer from Tajikistan. He is remembered for his wonderful stories and poems, especially those written for young people. He was also the first person from Tajikistan to write fiction novels.
Early Life and Learning
Bahori grew up in a family that worked with silk. This was a common job in his hometown. He was a good student and went on to study at the Leninabad Pedagogical Institute. Today, this school is known as Khujand State University. He finished his studies there in 1946.
A Writer with Vision
Abdumalik Bahori was a very imaginative writer. He wrote stories that seemed to predict the future. For example, he wrote about things that sound a lot like today's cell phones. He also wrote about the idea of human cloning, which was a very advanced thought for his time. His stories often made people think about what the future might hold.
Important Books
Bahori wrote many popular books. Here are some of his well-known works:
- Dili beqaror (Дили беқарор) – published in 1962
- Qarzi juragi (Қарзи ҷӯрагӣ)
- Ajoiboit Nodar (Аҷоиботи Нодар) – published in 1972
- Sunbula (Сунбула) – published in 1974
Awards and Honors
Abdumalik Bahori made a huge impact on Tajik literature. Because of his great work, he received many important awards. He was given the title "People's Writer of Tajikistan." This is a very high honor for a writer in his country. He also won the State Prize of Tajikistan, which is named after A. Rudaki. In 1957, he was awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor. These awards show how much his country appreciated his writing.
