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Dr
Abdulghafour Arezou
Born17 February 1962
Herat, Afghanistan
Occupation(s)Writer, poet, diplomat, and university professor
Years activeSince 1978
TitleAmbassador of Afghanistan to Tajikistan
Term2010–2016
PredecessorMohammad Kheirkhah
SuccessorZalmai Younosi
SpouseRoudabeh Tamanna
ChildrenRamin, Ghazal, Benyamin

Abdulghafour Arezou (Persian: عبدالغفور آرزو) (born February 17, 1962, in Herat, Afghanistan) is an Afghan writer, poet, Bīdelšinās,[1][2][3] former ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to Tajikistan[4][5][6] and former university professor.[7][8] By 2014 he had written more than 40 books about Persian poetry, literature, culture, and politics[9][5] Former Afghan president Ashraf Ghani called him one of the most prominent writers of modern Afghanistan.[10][11] For his contribution to culture and language, he was awarded the medal of Ghazi Mir Bacha Khan kohdamani and the Abolghasem Ferdowsi's artistic cultural emblem.[12][11][9]

Biography

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Life and education

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Abdulghafour Arezou was born on 17 February 1962 in Herat, Afghanistan in an educated family. His father, Akhtar Mohamad, was a government official and his mother, Zainab, was a housewife.[6][2][1][3] He finished primary school at Seyf ibn Yaqub Heravi High school. His brothers, Dr. Abdulrasul and Abdullah Arezou, and his nephew Dr. Parviz Arezu are also poets. He is married to Roudabeh Tamanna, the daughter of Afghan poet Abdul Karim Tamanna, and the couple have three children named Ramin, Ghazal, and Benyamin.[13][2][1][3]

He obtained his Ph.D. in the Persian language and literature from the Tarbiat Modares University in 2007. He completed his second master's degree in political science in 2016 from Tajik State Pedagogical University.[8][7][6]

Political activism and governmental works

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Abdulghafour Arezou formed a close relationship with the anti-Taliban commander Ismail Khan and became his personal advisor. Following the United States invasion of Afghanistan, Arezou became the chief of staff of Ismail Khan's Herat province government[2] and accompanied him to Switzerland to raise funds for rebuilding Afghanistan.[14] He resigned from his post after seven months due to political disagreement and subsequently was appointed chargé d'affaires of the Afghanistan Embassy in Tehran, Iran.[15][16][17] After that he was an advisor to the Afghanistan Minister of Foreign Affairs between 2007 and 2010.[8][7] From 2010 to 2016 he was the Ambassador of Afghanistan to Tajikistan, and under his ambassadorship the new building of the Afghanistan embassy in Tajikistan was inaugurated by then Afghanistan president Hamid Karzai and Tajikistan president Emomali Rahmon.[11][4][5][6][18] Lastly, from 2016 until the Fall of Kabul he was the Director General of the diplomatic archive of the Afghanistan foreign ministry.[11][19] Due to the threat of persecution by the Taliban, he and his family escaped to Iran, where he joined the Center of Khorasan Studies of Ferdowsi University of Mashhad.[19]

Bibliography

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Sources[11][9][2][1][3]

Politics and history

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  • چگونگی هویت ملی افغانستان (The analysis of Afghanistan's national identity), Erfan publication, Tehran, ISBN 964-06-2400-4, 2003
  • سیاست خارجی افغانستان در استانه ی قرن بیست و یک (Afghanistan's foreign policy on the eve of the 21st century), Afghanistan Ministry of foreign affairs, Kabul 2009
  • افغانستان و جامعه ی جهانی (Afghanistan and the international community), Shabir Publication, Kabul, 2010
  • روشنفکر کیست (who is an intellectual?), Zahab Publication, Kabul, 2011
  • چگونگی دکترین سیاست خارجی و سیاست های راهبردی (Foreign policy doctrine and strategic politics), Saeed Publication, Kabul, 2015
  • تداوم سیاست خارجی و چالش های مرحله ی گذار (The stability of foreign politics and the difficulties of the transitional period), Afghanistan Embassy in Tajikistan, Dushanbe, 2016
  • بحران آب و دیپلوماسی خاموش (Water crisis and the silent diplomacy (hydro geopolitics)), Afghanistan Embassy in Tajikistan, Dushanbe, ISBN 978-600-6026-76-3, 2016
  • نو اندیشی و دیپلوماس مدرن افغانستان (The new line of thinking of modern Afghanistan diplomacy), Parand Publication, Kabul, 2018
  • نقش عبدالهادی داوی در دو بزنگاه تاریخی : جنیش مشروطیت و دموکراسی شاهی (The role of Abdul Hadi Dawi in two historical moments: the movement of constitutionalism and the king democracy), Azem Publication, Kabul, ISBN 978-9936-704-25-4 Parameter error in {{ISBN}}: checksum, 2019
  • روشنفکر و چگونگی روشنفکری (Intellectual and intellectualism), Azem Publication, Kabul, ISBN 978-9936-31-128-2, 2019
  • روابط دیپلوماتیک افغانستان و ترکیه (The diplomatic relations of Afghanistan and Turkey), Amiri Publication, Kabul, ISBN 978-9936-804-59-0 Parameter error in {{ISBN}}: checksum, 2021
  • درون کاوی جامعه شناسیک دوره ابدالیان (A study of Afghanistan's society during the Abdalian period), The center of strategic studies of Afghanistan ministry of foreign affairs, Kabul, ISBN 978-9936-604-45-2, 2021
  • دریچه‌ای چند به قلمرو تیموریان هرات (A study of Timourids' reign of Herat), The Grand Cultural Center of Ustad Abul Wahed Bahreh, Herat, ISBN 978-9936-1-0543-0, 2022

Mysticism

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  • شعر و شهود عارفانه (Mysticism poetry), Maiwand Publications, Kabul, 2010
  • گوهر گمشده ی همگرایی (The lost gem of Convergence), Mosleh Publication, Germany, 2017

Bedil studies

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  • گزیده رباعیات بیدل دهلوی (A selection of Bidel poetry), Taraneh Publishers, Mashhad, 1997
  • بوطیقای بیدل (Poetics of Bedil), Taraneh Publishers, Mashhad, 1999
  • خوشه هایی از جهان بینی بیدال (a token of Bedil's world vision), Taraneh Publishers, Mashhad, 2002
  • در خانه ی افتاب ... (In the house of the sun ...), Soore Mehr Publication, Tehran, ISBN 978-964-506-511-7, 2008
  • مقایسه انسان کامل از دیدگاه بیدل و حافظ (A comparison of perfect human from Bidel's and Hafiz's viewpoint), Soore Mehr Publication, Tehran, ISBN 978-964-506-510-0, 2009
  • تر صدایی بیدل (The wave of Bedil's poem), Maiwand Publications, Kabul, 2010
  • یک بیت، یک کتاب (one verse, one book), Ahrari Publication, Herat, ISBN 978-9936-1-0544-7, 2022

Literature and literary criticism

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  • نقد خلیلی (A Criticism of Khalily's poem), Taraneh Publishers, Mashhad, ISBN 964-90896-1-6, 1997
  • سیاه سپید اندرون:سیری در آثار مئلانا حاج محمد اسماعیل سیاه (A study of Molawna haj Mohammad Esmaiel Siyah), Taraneh Publishers, Mashhad, ISBN 964-90896-9-1, 2002
  • درنگی در ادبیات فرنگ (a glance into the literature of the West), Maiwand Publications, Kabul, 2009
  • هیچ گنجی نیست از فرهنگ به (No treasure is greater than culture), The Afghanistan Publication, Kabul, 2008
  • شادزی... (در قلمرو رودکی) (Live Happy: a study of Rudaki), Maiwand Publications, Kabul, ISBN 978-99947-913-6-1, 2010
  • عاشقان را خدای صبر دهاد (دریچه ای به قلمرو فرخی) (God gives all lovers patience: a study of Farokhi), The Afghanistan Publication, Kabul, 2010
  • عشق ست خلاصه ی وجودم (در قلمرو لیلی و مجنون) (Love is the essence of my existence: a Study of Layla and Majnun), The Afghanistan Publication, Kabul, 2010
  • اگر فرهاد شد شیرین بماناد (دریچه ای بر قلمرو خسرو و شیرین نظامی) (A study of Khosro and Shirin), Maiwand Publications, Kabul, 2010
  • ز گیتی بر آهیخت شعر بنفش (در قلمرو ورقه و گلشاه عیّوقی) (A study of Vorghe and Golshah), The Afghanistan Publication, Kabul, 2010
  • بازگشت ادبی (A literary return), Maiwand Publications, Kabul, 2012
  • صد صفر و یک الف (zero 100 and 1 a), Mosleh Publication, Germany, 2017
  • چگونگی حماسه سرایی در ادبیات معاصر افغانستان (The how of Epic writing in modern Afghanistan literature), Azem Publication, Kabul, ISBN 978-9936-31-096-4, 2019

Quran studies

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  • نیم نگاهی به تفسیر مفاتیح الغیب (A glance into Mafāṭīḥ al-ghayb), Maiwand Publications, Kabul, 2010

Anthologies of others' poetry

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  • دیوان محمد امین عندلیب (The Diwan of Mohammad Amin Andalib Tarzi), Maiwand Publications, Kabul, 2010
  • بدرود (اشعار عبدالرسول آرزو) (Goodbye, a collection of late Dr.Abdulrasul Arezou's poetry), Parand Publications, Kabul, 2019

Poems

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  • چهار شاعر چهار برادر (4 poets, 4 brothers), Gole aftab publication, Mashhad, ISBN 961-5599-04-0 Parameter error in {{ISBN}}: checksum, 1999
  • جاری تر از همیشه (Flowing more than ever), Erfan publication, Tehran, ISBN 978-9604-4312-5 Parameter error in {{ISBN}}: length, 2010
  • چشم در چشم آینه (Eye to eye to mirror), Shabir Publication, Kabul, 2010
  • سرود مسلسل (The Song of machine guns), Zahab Publication, Kabul, 2011
  • حماسه ی ساتی برزن (The legend of Sati Barzan), Ahrari Publication, Herat, 2011
  • لبخند خدا (The Smile of god), Mega print, Dushanbe, 2014
  • باغچه بی حرس (The unpruned garden), Parand Publications, Kabul, 2020

References

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  1. ^ a b c d Anousheh, Hassan (2002). Encyclopedia of Persian Literature: Persian literature in Afghanistan Volume 3 (دانشنامه ادب فارسی: ادب فارسی در افغانستان (جلد 3)). Tehran, Iran: The Printing and Publishing Authority of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance. ISBN 9789644221415.
  2. ^ a b c d e Sabry Harwi, Jalil (2010). Poets of the present era of Afghanistan ( شعرای عصر حاضر افغانستان) (2 ed.). Mashhad, Iran: Nund Publishing. pp. 55–62. ISBN 9789646824164.
  3. ^ a b c d Anousheh and Shariati, Hassan and Haffizollah (2004). Afghanistan in exile: Biography and poetry of exiled Afghan poets (1 ed.). Tehran, Iran: Nasim Bukhara. ISBN 9649505008.
  4. ^ a b "Meeting with the Ambassador of Afghanistan and with the Deputy Head of European Union Delegation to Tajikistan". mfa.tj. Retrieved 7 March 2016.
  5. ^ a b c "At the Heart of Asia". theworldfolio.com. Retrieved 30 September 2014.
  6. ^ a b c d "New Afghan envoy presets copy of credentials to Tajik foreign minister". asiaplustj.info. Retrieved 30 August 2010.
  7. ^ a b c "عبدالغفور آرزو". oldsooremehr.ir.
  8. ^ a b c "عبدالغفور آرزو". ketabnak.com.
  9. ^ a b c Hadi, Madine (Spring 2021). "A conversation about three key strategic theories". Strategic Studies - Center for Strategic Studies, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. 1 (51): 59–68.
  10. ^ Anderson, Chris (23 June 2020). "A vision for the future of Afghanistan - interview with Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani". www.ted.com/. Retrieved 5 February 2023.
  11. ^ a b c d e "Introducing book and the writer: Water crisis and the silent diplomacy by Dr. Abdulghafour Arezou". Storai Magazine - Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. 1 (4): 32. 22 August 2020.
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  13. ^ چهار شاعر چهار برادر: دریچه‌ای بر شعر معاصر افغانستان. ISBN 9789645599049 – via www.gisoom.com.
  14. ^ "Das intellektuelle Gewissen des Kriegsfürsten | NZZ". Neue Zürcher Zeitung. 7 March 2002.
  15. ^ "Afghan refugees preparing to vote ahead of presidential elections". www.aparchive.com. aptn. Retrieved 5 February 2023.
  16. ^ "ديروز و امروز مهاجران افغانى در ايران : گفتگو با عبدالغفور آرزو کاردار سفارت افغانستان – DW – ۱۳۸۳/۱۲/۱۰". dw.com.
  17. ^ "طي مراسمي با حضور مستشار سفارت افغانستان در ايران؛ دفتر همكاري‌هاي دانشگاهي ايران و افغانستان در دانشگاه تهران آغاز به‌كار كرد". 2 September 2002.
  18. ^ "مراسم افتتاح سفارت افغانستان در تاجیکستان". afgembassytj. 25 September 2011. Retrieved 25 September 2011 – via Youtube.
  19. ^ a b "Khorasan studies welcome new members". Ferdowsi University of Mashhad. Retrieved 26 June 2021.
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