Omar Al-Farra
A late Syrian poet
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Name in Arabic:
عمر الفرا
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Date of Birth:
1949
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Nationality:
Syrian
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Country of Residence:
Syria
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Omar Al-Farra's Bio
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A late Syrian poet. He worked for 17 years as a teacher in Damascus Governorate, after which he devoted himself to poetic and literary works. He has a number of poetry collections in his credit, including: “The Earth is Ours,” “The Story of Hamda,” “The Night’s Talk,” “In the Colloquial,” and among his most famous poems are: “Men of God,” “The Venice,” “The Bride of the South,” and “She Passed Before Me.” “The land is ours.” He died on June 21, 2015 in Damascus following a heart attack.
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