Najiba Ahmad
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Najiba Ahmad [nəɟibə əħməd] (* 1954 in Kirkuk) is a contemporary Kurdish writer and poet. She was born in Kirkuk, in northern Iraq. She studied Kurdish language and literature at the University of Sulaimaniya and worked as a teacher for many years before she joined the Kurdish liberation movement. She has published two volumes of her short stories and two novels.
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- Spring weeping, Tabriz, Iran, 1994.
- Rasan (short stories) Tabriz, Iran, 1994.
- History of the apple-tree, Hawler, Iraqi Kurdistan, 1998.
- The butterflies of death (short stories), Hawler, Iraqi Kurdistan 1998.
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