Zarifa Aliyeva
An ophthalmologist and academician who built a school of occupational eye medicine.
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The 12th-century poet behind the Khamsa — born in Ganja and buried there.
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Nizami Ganjavi spent his life in Ganja. His five poems — the Treasury of Mysteries, Khosrow and Shirin, Layla and Majnun, the Seven Beauties and the Iskandarnameh — together form the Khamsa.
His plots passed into miniature painting, theatre, opera and film. Baku's central street, the literature museum and the mausoleum in Ganja all carry his name.
Five poems — plots and characters
Manuscripts, translations, editions
How the stories were illustrated
The monument in Ganja and its story
An ophthalmologist and academician who built a school of occupational eye medicine.
The inventor of jazz-mugham, joining piano improvisation to the modes of mugham.