Madina Gulgun

Madina Gulgun (Azerbaijani: Mədinə Gülgün), an haife ta Madina Nurulla трени Alakbarzadeh (17 ga  watan Janairu  shekara ta 1926 a Baku - 17 ga Fabrairu 1991 a Baku), mawaki ce Dan Iran- yaran Azerbaijan.Azerbai

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An haifi Gulgun a cikin dangin ma'aikacin Azeri na Iran kuma ya kammala makarantun firamare da na tsakiya a Baku. A cikin 1938, an dauke ta 'yan kasashen waje saboda' yancin Iran, an tilasta wa iyalinta barin Tarayyar Soviet kuma suka koma Ardabil, garin mahaifin Gulgun. Bayan kammala karatunsa Madina Gulgun ta yi aiki a matsayin mai saƙa a wani masana'anta na gida kuma mai ba da rahoto ga jaridu na Azeri Azerbaijan da Vatan Yolunda . A cikin shekarun 1940, ta zauna a Tabriz ta zama memba na Jam'iyyar Democrat ta Azerbaijan kuma ta shiga cikin ƙungiyar Kwaminisanci da ke da goyon bayan Soviet a Azerbaijan ta Iran, wanda ya haifar da kafa Gwamnatin Jama'ar Azerbaijan. Gwamnatin kasa ta ba ta lambar yabo ta "21 Azer". Bayan faduwar gwamnati, an kwashe ita da sauran fitattun 'yan Democrat zuwa Baku tare da taimakon hukumomin Soviet, yayin da aka tura iyalinta gudun hijira zuwa tsakiyar Iran.

 Waƙoƙi 
Madina Gulgun started writing poems in her teenage years. Her pseudonym Gulgun comes from the name of Jafar Jabbarli's play  ("The Fire Bride"). After moving back to Baku, she was admitted to the Azerbaijan State Pedadogical Institute, majoring in Language and Literature studies. In 1950, she married poet Balash Azeroglu.[<span title="This claim needs references to reliable sources. (October 2013)">citation needed</span>] After giving birth to two sons, Araz and Etibar, Madina Gulgun quit her job at a publishing house and dedicated herself to her family, while continuing to write poems (which were later published in Baku, Moscow and Tabriz). Love and patriotism were the main themes of her poetry. Some of Gulgun's poems (such as ) were also made into song lyrics.

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Rukuni:Mutuwan 1991
Rukuni:Haifaffun 1926
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