Ismayil Shykhly

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Ismayil Shykhly (Azerbaijani: İsmayıl Şıxlı; 1919 - 1995) was Azerbaijani writer.

Shykhly was born on March 22, 1919 in Ikinji Shykhly village in Qazakh region of Azerbaijan. Between 1942 and 1945, Shykhly participated in World War II. He was a teacher by profession and wrote a number of books on ancient and national traditions. His most famous work, "Turbulent Kura" (Dəli Kür) was filmed in 1969 by Azerbaijanfilm.

[edit] Works

• "My Dead World" (Ölən Dünyam)
• "Turbulent Kura" (Dəli Kür)
• "Bury the Dead in the Cemetery" (Ölüləri Qəbristanda basdirin)
• "Exile of Dignity" (Namus Qaçağı)
• "The Coward Bullet" (Namərd Gülləsı)

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v • d • e Literature of Azerbaijan Medieval (includes authors of both Turkic and Iranic origins) Qatran Tabrizi1, 4  · Bahmanyar5  · Masud ibn Namdar5  · Khagani Shirvani1  · Mahsati Ganjavi1  · Nizami Ganjavi1  · Shams Tabrizi1  · Homam Tabrizi3  · Abu'l Majd Tabrizi3  · Imadaddin Nasimi2, 6  · Mahmud Shabistari1  · Ohadi Maraghei1  · Shah Ismayil Khatai2  · Muhammad Fuzuli2, 6 Modern Molla Panah Vagif  · Molla Vali Vidadi  · Mirza Shafi Vazeh2  · Khurshidbanu Natavan  · Abbasgulu Bakikhanov2, 6  · Mirza Fatali Akhundov2  · Gasim bey Zakir  · Seyid Azim Shirvani  · Hasan bey Zardabi  · Mirza Alakbar Sabir  · Jalil Mammadguluzadeh  · Abdurrahim bey Hagverdiyev  · Ismayil bey Gutgashynly8, 9  · Sakina Akhundzadeh  · Suleyman Sani Akhundov  · Yusif Vazir Chamanzaminli8  · Mammed Said Ordubadi  · Najaf bey Vazirov  · Ashig Alasgar  · Muhammad Hadi  · Abbas Sahhat  · Iraj Mirza1  · Abdulla Shaig  · Parvin E'tesami1  · Huseyn Javid  · Jafar Jabbarly  · Mikayil Mushfig  · Samad Vurgun  · Aliagha Vahid Contemporary  Azerbaijan — Suleyman Rustam  · Rasul Rza  · Nigar Rafibeyli  · Mirza Ibrahimov  · Almas Ildyrym  · Mirvarid Dilbazi  · Madina Gulgun  · Ismayil Shykhly  · Manaf Suleymanov  · Baba Punhan  · Anar Rzayev  · Fikrat Goja  · Nusrat Kasamanli  · Elchin Afandiyev  · Khalil Rza Uluturk  · Bakhtiyar Vahabzadeh  · Magsud Ibrahimbeyov7  · Rustam Ibrahimbeyov7  · Chingiz Abdullayev7  · Natig Rasulzadeh7  · Afag Masud  Iran — Samad Behrangi2  · Mohammad-Hossein Shahriar2  · Gholam Hossein Saedi1  · Reza Baraheni1 Notes Unless otherwise indicated author wrote in Azerbaijani 1 only in Persian  · 2 also in Persian  · 3 Mainly in Persian but scattered verses in Old Azari language  · 4 Professor Jan Rypka in his book History of Iranian Literature has coined the term "Azerbaijani style of Persian literature" to describe the style of Persian poetry in Azerbaijan. Qatran is credited as the founder of this style.  · 5 only in Arabic  · 6 also in Arabic  · 7 only in Russian  · 8 also in Russian  · 9 also in French