Vuqar Bileceri

Vuqar Bileceri
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Birth name	Vüqar Zakiroğlu Paşayev
Also known as	Kərbəlayi Vüqar Əruzun şahı
Born	(1988-08-24)August 24, 1988 Bilajary, Baku, Azerbaijan SSR, USSR
Origin	Azeri
Died	August 29, 2020(2020-08-29) (aged 32) Bilajary, Baku, Azerbaijan
Genres	Meykhana, Ghazal
Occupation(s)	Poet, Meykhanist
Years active	2004-2020

Vuqar Bileceri (born Vüqar Zakiroğlu Paşayev; 24 august 1988– 29 august 2020), was an Azerbaijani Poet, Maddah and Meykhana performer.

Biography

Early life

Vuqar Zakiroglu Pashayev was born in Bilajary, Baku on August 24, 1988. His father was a truck driver and his mother was a homemaker, he grew up learning Quran; he falsified his birthdate on licensing to be allowed into wrestling practice, which he spent most of his childhood and teens doing, though he developed a passion for Fuzuli and Shirvani. He became famous for being featured in the televised De Gelsin Meykhana competition in 2004, where he was mentored by Nizami Remzi. He was mostly known for his religious Ghazal poetry, dedicating one of his earliest poems to Ayatollah Khomeini and the Iranian Revolution; he also became popular for his mastery of the Aruz meter, earning him the nickname "Əruzun şahı" — "Shah of the Aruz meter".

Publishing

Being the author of many ghazals and poems during his lifetime, a number of collections were published by his friends and relatives after his death.

1. "Qərib Xəyal" — "The strange dream"
2. "14cü əsr sonra" — "After the 14th century"

Personal views

He held Islamic revolutionary views, evoking Ali Khamenei in his poems, dedicating many to Husayn ibn Ali and Ali ibn Abi Taleb, as well as comparing himself and his poetry to Shah Ismail. He had close ties to the community of Nardaran, the Shia islamist center of Azerbaijan, and sided with the protestors during the Nardaran Massacre, as well as during the Hijab protests, one of whose organizers Abgul Suleymanov, co-founder of Taleh Bagirov's Muslim Unity Movement, he had a personal relationship with.

Death

He died on August 29, 2020, after a long illness of untreated gangrene, likely a result of Buerger disease. He dedicated one of his last poems to the freeing of Taleh Bagirov. His funeral was attended by best friend Rashad Daghly and others, he was buried in the cemetary of Hökməli..

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