Ahmad Javad

Ahmad Javad was born on May 5, 1892 in Seyfulli village of Shamkir district of Ganja region. He studied at the Ganja Spiritual Seminary (1906-1912), the History and Philology Faculty of the Azerbaijan Higher Pedagogical Institute (1922-1927). Assistant Professor, head of the department (1930-1933), editor of the translation department of the Azerbaijan State Publishing House (1934), department of documentary films at the Azerbaijanfilm studio Director (1935-1936).
His poems have been published since 1913. Starting with lyric poetry in his work, he started his first book, "Addition" in 1916. In 1919, the book "Wave" was published. His famous "Poems for Independence" book was released in Istanbul in 1928.
Ahmad Javadi was seriously concerned about the severe situation in Turkey in the early part of the century as a Turk son. He joins the "Caucasian volunteer part" in Istanbul as a volunteer soldier with classical writer and poet educator Abdulla Shaig, who fought with his Turkish brothers for the independence of Turkey on the Trakya front.
The 1914 war in the Eastern Front of Turkey resulted in Sargamish failure, with the eastern part of Turkey being exposed to the occupation of the Russian army, the population of Kars and Erzurum, the massacre of Russian and Armenians, and the "Azerbaijan Charity Society" in Baku, to help people in eastern provinces of Turkey was doing. Ahmad Jawad is also closely involved in this case, despite the obstacles that the Russians have done with the Kars in Baku and worked tirelessly in their aid work.During the First World War, in 1915, in Turkey against the Russian and Armenian invasion and self-denial, he helped the Turkish people periodically through the "Azerbaijan Charity Society". Having welcomed the establishment of the Republic of Azerbaijan, A.Cavad worked day and night, doing his best for the happiness and freedom of his people with his work, artistic creativity. At the end of the First World War, the Turkish army succeeds on the Caucasus front. The Turkish army is coming to Baku with brotherly Azerbaijani troops. Ahmad Jawad is still fighting with the enemy of the "Muhammad of the Holy Prophet" and his fellow soldier in the battlefields of Yasamal in Baku, where Bismillah, the poem written by Ahmad Jawad, is one of the most valuable lyrical works of national alarm.

Along with poetry, the 120th anniversary of the birth of the Azerbaijani National Anthem, known as an interpreter, educator-educator and public figure, was completed on May 5 this year by Ahmad Javad (Javad Mahammadali oghlu Akhundzadeh). President Ilham Aliyev has signed an order on holding the 120th jubilee of Ahmad Javad on February 9.

Ahmad Javad was born in Seyfulli village of Shamkir district in his spiritual family. Although he studied and read his father, Molla Mohammadli, he received his first education in a three-year-old villa. While Javad was seven years old, the Koran reads freely, and some of the suras are even spoken. However, after Javad's father Akhund Mahammadli died in 1900, his mother, Mrs. Goodwoman, also moved to Ganja. Here we go to the carpet shop. Javad continues his education at Yelizavetopol (Ganja) Muslim-Spiritual Seminary. Cavad Akhundzadeh, who entered the seminary in 1906, graduated in 1912 with excellent marks. During the years of education, Cavad becomes a favorite of teachers and is known as talented youth. In 1910, Javad's teacher, Abdullah Touf (Abdulla Sur) wrote to his friend Abdulla Shaiga: "My students have Javad a young writer who gives me great hope for the future, and the language is simple and beautiful."
After Azerbaijan restored its historical independence in 1991, hundreds of Azerbaijani intellectuals, as well as the Azerbaijani writer, were shot on the work of Ahmed Javad. Books were published, articles were written about. National leader Heydar Aliyev, who has been in the forefront of the future of independent Azerbaijan, said: "Azerbaijan has a beautiful anthem, and it is gratifying that this monument was written in 1918. Our great composer, Uzeyir Hajibeyov, wrote our great poet Ahmed Javad. it is very beautiful, the words are very beautiful and beautiful, and when I travel to foreign countries, two hymns are played everywhere - the anthem of Azerbaijan, the hymn of the country we are going to visit, the anthem of each country is dear to itself, it reflects the music and moral qualities of its people. I can compare everywhere and see how our hymn writers have created this anthem with great skill, and I always feel proud when listening to this anthem in foreign countries. "