Honoring the 29th memorial anniversary
Jawahiri passed away on July 27, 1997, at the age of nearly one hundred years old. He left behind a great poetic and national legacy that defies all expectations of death. He is considered a national symbol and an innovator who emerged from the realm of poetry to engage in poetic battles and pioneering stances. He was a leader of culture and freedom in Iraq, contributing through newspapers such as "Al-Ra'i Al-Amm" and "Al-Jihad." His poetry embodies love of homeland, rebellion against injustice, and reverence for women. He was also known for his resilience and exceptional creativity. He remained confident that his poems would be immortal despite his passing, stating that poetry has a permanent presence that does not die, and only history can determine the truth of that claim.
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