Ibrahim Abd al-Fattah Tuqan

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Ibrahim Abd al-Fattah Tuqan was a prominent early 20th-century Palestinian poet known for his patriotic and nationalist verse opposing British rule and Zionist settlement.

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instanceOf Palestinian poet
person
poet
activeIn early 20th century
authorOf Mawtini
burialPlace Nablus
causeOfDeath stomach illness
countryOfBirth Ottoman Empire
countryOfCitizenship Palestine
dateOfBirth 1905
dateOfDeath 1941
describedAs prominent Palestinian national poet
voice of Palestinian nationalism in the Mandate period
educatedAt American University of Beirut
employer American University of Beirut
An-Najah National School
ethnicGroup Palestinian
familyName Tuqan
linked to: Touqan
gender male
genre nationalist poetry
patriotic poetry
political poetry
givenName Ibrahim
influenced Fadwa Tuqan
languageOfWorkOrName Arabic
Mawtini later adopted as the national anthem of Iraq
widely regarded as an unofficial Palestinian anthem
movement Arab nationalism
Palestinian nationalism
name Ibrahim Abd al-Fattah Tuqan
nativeLanguage Arabic
notableFor nationalist verse opposing British rule in Palestine
patriotic poetry
poetry opposing Zionist settlement in Palestine
notableWork Mawtini
occupation poet
teacher
placeOfBirth Nablus
placeOfDeath Jerusalem
sibling Fadwa Tuqan
workLocation Beirut
Jerusalem
Nablus
wroteAbout Palestinian national struggle
opposition to Zionist immigration
resistance to British Mandate rule

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Ibrahim Tuqan fullName Ibrahim Abd al-Fattah Tuqan
Ibrahim Abd al-Fattah Tuqan name Ibrahim Abd al-Fattah Tuqan