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Wali Dewane
Grave of Wali Dewane in Said Sadiq, Iraqi Kurdistan
Born	1826 Halabja, Bakr Awa
Died	1886 Saidsadiq,
Nationality	Kurd
Occupation	Poet

Walid Kewikha Muhammed, also known as Wali Dewane (Kurdish: وەلی دێوانە,^[1] 1826–1881) was a Kurdish poet.^[2] Dewane was born in Said Sadiq city.

References

^ "وەلی دێوانە" (in Kurdish). Kurdistan24. Retrieved 31 December 2019.
^ Kurdipedia, .

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