Assadi Mine (مینا اسدی), (March 12, 1943, Sari, Iran) is an exiled Iranian poet and writer in Stockholm, Sweden. He is known for writing about controversial and provocative issues, especially when he describes the struggle against the Iranian political system.
the beginning He wrote his first book, a collection of poems called "El regalo de Mina" (Armaghân-e Minâ), at the age of 18. From then on he worked as a journalist for several well-known magazines in Iran, such as the Keyhan newspaper. He has written 14 books in total, the book "Who pulls stones" (Che kasi sang miandâzad) attracted more attention. Written songs Assadi Mina has also written songs for Iranian singers such as Ebi ("Hala"), Dariush ("Zendegi Basie Jek" and "Javoon Ahay"), Hayedeh ("Onkeh jek rosi barajeh bodies khoda man"), Giti Oje Parvaz "), Ramesh (" Para aftabi, a Baroni ") and Nooshafarin (" Koh que ghavei ") to name a few. In 1996 he won the Hellman / Hammett grant from Human Rights Watch + in New York, USA. He has been compared to Persian poets Forugh Farrojzad, Simin Behbahani (who is also a Hellman / Hammet award winner) and E'tesami Parvin and Swedish poets Karl Vennberg and Södergran Edith. Problems with "Pimps"In 2007 he wrote the poem titled "Chulos" (جاکشا, Yâkeshâ), which caused great controversy by its vulgarity. The poem belongs to those living in Iran and in exile who have forgotten the struggle.
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