About Muhammad Yusuf
Lived 1954 – 2001 (aged 47). Muhammad Yusuf was a Russian and Uzbek poet.
Muhammad Yusuf (given name: Muhammadjon Yusupov, 1954−2001) was an Uzbek poet.
Yusuf was born in 1954 in the Marhamat district of Andizhan within the Uzbek SSR, Soviet Union. He was known as Uzbek poet in 1998. He wrote many books, most notably ("Cheater fiancee" in English) in 1993, in 1998 ("Taking to Sky" in English), and ("The great homeland" in English) in 2001.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Muhammad Yusuf?
Uzbek poet
When was Muhammad Yusuf born?
Muhammad Yusuf was born on 26 April 1954 in kishlak, Marhamat District.
When did Muhammad Yusuf die?
Muhammad Yusuf died on 29 July 2001 in Tashkent.
What was Muhammad Yusuf's occupation?
Muhammad Yusuf was a poet.
What nationality was Muhammad Yusuf?
Muhammad Yusuf was Russian and Uzbek.
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· DBpedia: Muhammad Yusuf (poet)
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