About Fatina al-Na'ib
Lived 1917 – 1993 (aged 75–76). Fatina al-Na'ib was an Iraqi poet and writer.
Fatina al-Na'ib (1917 – 1993) was an Iraqi poet and educator.
She was born in Baghdad and graduated from the Primary Teachers' Institute in 1937. She went on to study English at the College of Queen 'Aliya in Baghdad. She taught secondary school and also worked in education management. Her poetry was broadcast on the radio and her poems also appeared in the local press.
Selected poetry compendiums Lahib al-ruh ("The Spirit's Blaze"), 1955 Rimin al-quyud ("The Clang of the Fetters"), 1962 Rasis al-hubb ("Love's Patina"), 1977
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Who was Fatina al-Na'ib?
Iraqi poet, educator
When was Fatina al-Na'ib born?
Fatina al-Na'ib was born in 1917 in Baghdad.
When did Fatina al-Na'ib die?
Fatina al-Na'ib died in 1993 in Baghdad.
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Fatina al-Na'ib was a poet and writer.
What nationality was Fatina al-Na'ib?
Fatina al-Na'ib was Iraqi.
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