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          Behbahani started writing poetry at the age of twelve and was first published when she was fourteen, in the newspaper Nowbahār.

        1. Behbahani started writing poetry at the age of twelve and was first published when she was fourteen, in the newspaper Nowbahār.
        2. Simin Behbahani (née Khalili) is an Iranian poet known both for her prolific body of poetry and innovations in literature, as well as her participation in.
        3. A two-time nominee for the Nobel Prize in literature, Behbahani died on August 19 of heart failure and respiratory problems at a hospital in the Iranian.
        4. Michael Beard, “Preface,” A Cup of Sin: Selected Poems of Simin Behbehani, edited and translated from the Persian by Farzaneh Milani and Kaveh.
        5. Born in in Tehran into a literary family (Khalili and Arghun),.

          6. A two-time nominee for the Nobel Prize in literature, Behbahani died on August 19 of heart failure and respiratory problems at a hospital in the Iranian..

          Simin Behbahani

          Persian poet (–)

          Simin Behbahani

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          Born()20 July

          Tehran, Imperial State of Persia

          Died19 August () (aged&#;87)

          Tehran, Iran

          Burial placeBehesht-e Zahra
          NationalityIranian
          Other&#;namesSimin Bihbahani, Simin Khalili
          EducationUniversity of Tehran
          Occupation(s)Poet, lyricist, writer
          Spouses

          Hassan Behbahani

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          Simin Behbahani, her surname also appears as Bihbahani (née Siminbar Khalili;[1]Persian: سیمین بهبهانی; 20 July – 19 August ) was a prominent Iranian contemporary poet, lyricist, and activist.

          Renowned for her mastery of the ghazal, a traditional poetic form, she became an icon of modern Persian poetry. The Iranian intelligentsia and literati affectionately referred to her as the "Lioness of Iran."[1][2]

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