Mammad Arif Dadashzada, a distinguished literary scholar, educator, and academician, is one of the creators of the history of Azerbaijani literature. His literary legacy is rich and diverse. He began his career by writing poetry and short stories, and from the late 1920s, he turned to literary criticism and literary studies, contributing consistently in this field.
He passed away in 1975 in Baku and was buried in the Alley of Honor.
In honor of the 120th anniversary of Mammad Arif Dadashzada, the Republican Children's Library has prepared a full-text bibliographic list of the printed works available in the library’s collection about the author, offering it for the use of readers. The digest includes 14 books by Mammad Arif, opinions of notable figures about him, and 21 articles written about him in periodical publications.
You can explore the digest through the link provided below.
