Prominent Kurdish historian Abdul Hamid Herat Sajjadi died in the city of Sanandaj at the age of 96. Born in 1929 in the city of Sanandaj, known as’ Sunna ‘, Sajadi grew up in a scholarly family, where his father was a pioneer of education in Kurdistan.
Sajjadi worked as a teacher for a long time, then joined the media work in radio between 1963 and 1977. He is considered one of the most prominent Kurdish historians, as he left a rich cultural legacy through dozens of writings that focused on Kurdish history and culture. Among his most prominent works are: “The Kalazar of Kurdish poets,” “Persian-speaking Kurdish poets,” “The History of Education in Kurdistan” (two volumes), “Tribes and Clans of Kurdistan,” “Ancient Sanandaj,” “Scholars and Thinkers in the Last Two Hundred Years of Kurdistan,” and“Flags of Science and Culture in Kurdistan.”
Cultural circles expressed their deep condolences to the family of the deceased and his family, stressing the great loss suffered by the Kurdish community with the death of this prominent historian.
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