The 'Hafezaneh Bahaddin Khormshahi' award in the category of Iranian books was awarded to the book 'Randi Amouz and...' by the late Asghar Dadbeh, while the foreign award for the year 2026 was given to Natalia Prigarina for her translation of the Divan-e-Hafez with commentary and explanations in Russian.
The 'Khormshahi' Award Granted to Asghar Dadbeh and Natalia Prigarina
The 'Khormshahi' award was presented to Asghar Dadbeh posthumously for his work in Iranian literature, and Natalia Prigarina received recognition for her Russian translation of Hafez's poetry. This highlights the ongoing appreciation and promotion of Persian literature internationally.
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📰 What Happened
The 'Khormshahi' award was presented posthumously to Asghar Dadbeh for his literary contributions, while Natalia Prigarina received recognition for her Russian translation of Hafez's poetry. This event underscores the appreciation of Persian literature both domestically and internationally.
- Asghar Dadbeh's book 'Randi Amouz and...' received the award posthumously.
- Natalia Prigarina's translation of the Divan-e-Hafez was honored for its contribution to cultural exchange.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Persian literature, particularly poetry, has a rich history and is integral to Iranian identity. Awards like the 'Khormshahi' help to promote this heritage.
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