Hamdi (poet)

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Hamd
Ahmed Beg Fatah Beg Ibrahim Beg Mahmud Beg
Born	1876 Kurd
Occupation	Poet

Ahmed Beg Fatah Beg Ibrahim Beg Mahmud Beg or Hamdi (حەمدی in

Kurdish poet.^[1]^[2]

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^ Radio Nawa,.

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