Saifuddin Jalal سیف الدین جلال (born 22 March 1958 in
Kabul
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), pseudonym Mayparast Jalal, nickname Saiffi Jalal, is an
Afghan
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*Afghans, people or citizens of Afghanistan, typically of any ethnicity
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philosopher
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, writer and poet.
Life
Jalal is the oldest son of the painter and poet
Jalaluddin Jalal (born 15 October 1923 in Kabul; died 1977 also there) and a grandson of the treasurer Masdjidi Khan. He grew up with four siblings in an Afghan intellectual family. He and his siblings live in Europe and U.S.A. His sister Tubah Jalal is also a poet.
Jalaluddin Jalal: afghanischer Dichter.
(German
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and Dari Persian)
After finishing school, he became a civil servant in the Afghan Ministry of Mines and Industry. He lives since 1980 in Hamburg
(male), (female) en, Hamburger(s),
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, Germany. In the year 2012 he published a book in Kabul with the title ''God isn't a democrat.''
References
External links
God of Art خداوندهنر
( Dari Persian)
Dr. Asadullah Habib هجو اسدالله حبیب
( Dari Persian)
Saarduran شاعردوران
( Dari Persian)
1958 births
Living people
21st-century philosophers
Afghan philosophers
21st-century Afghan poets
Male poets
21st-century male writers
People from Kabul
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