Wise simplicity and nobility

Abstract

Abstract. Samad Vurgun called him “The conscience of Azerbaijani criticism”. The power, might of his light, charming thoughts, critical views, kneaded from sincerity, purity, without exception, would be based on honesty, justice, objectivity, conscience. There was fullness, genius, wisdom in his simplicity and attachment to genes and roots, intellectuality and aristocracy in his nobility. Although he was born in Baku, in his youth he published journalistic articles under the name of Mahammad Bagir from Khizi. His father, Maharram Dadash, was born in the second half of the XIX century in the village of Khizi, Khizi region. Due to difficult living conditions in the village, he moved with his family to Baku at the beginning of the XX century, where he worked as a security guard, gardener and other jobs in wealthy families, and died in 1942. Maharram Dadash oglu was a simple, exemplary hardworking family man and raised his son as a hardworking and worthy person in the spirit of respect for national and moral values, respect for halality and honesty. One of them was a public and political figure, academician Mammad Arif Dadashzade.