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Mahdi Mahouzi, Iranian Writer and Researcher, Passed Away
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Mahdi Mahouzi, Iranian Writer and Researcher, Passed Away

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By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 25,194

Mahdi Mahouzi, a prominent Iranian writer and researcher, passed away this morning (Tuesday, November 5) at his personal home due to old age. Mahouzi, born on December 3, 1935, in Dashtestan, is regarded as one of the well-known figures in the field of Persian literature and language due to his academic activities and the education of various generations.

Mahdi Mahouzi's Role in Persian Literature

Mahouzi was not only a good writer but also a committed poet and researcher. He oversaw the works of Ali Dashti, one of the greatest figures in Persian literature, and helped publish his works. Works such as "A Portrait of Hafez," "Khaqani, the Unknown Poet," and "The Realm of Saadi" were published thanks to him. Mahouzi was also the nephew of Ali Dashti and spent the last years of Dashti's life alongside his family.

Scientific Works and Achievements

Dr. Mahouzi worked hard for the Islamic Azad University, Roudehen Branch, and authored several important books that were used as textbooks in universities. Among these books are "Persian Language and Literature," "Report Writing," and "General Persian." Other works of his include "An Image of the Five Treasures of Nezami Ganjavi," "Commentary on the Treasure of Secrets by Ganjavi," and "Dashti's Role in the History of Persian Literature."

The funeral ceremony for Dr. Mahouzi will be held at the family cemetery in Imamzadeh Abdullah in Shahr-e Rey, and the exact time will be announced soon. In his memory, a street in Dezashib was named after Mahdi Mahouzi during the fifth term of the Tehran City Council.

Mahouzi registered numerous works including "A Moment with Khayyam," "Shadow (Literary Critiques of Social Articles) with Ali Dashti," "Fire in Hand," "Palace of Invention," and "Rationality Against Reason," each reflecting his commitment and love for Iranian literature and culture.

Source: hamshahrionline.ir