Hadi Titeh

Hadi Titeh holds a PhD in Persian Language and Literature from Urmia University and is a poet, fiction writer, and researcher of contemporary literature. He previously served as the editor-in-chief of the Hakim University Persian Language and Literature Scientific Association and the director of Parniyān-i Sukhan magazine. 

To date, he has published approximately seventeen articles and three books. His works include some of the first anti-novels in Persian, namely Mahābād bih rivāyat-i payām′barān (Mahabad as narrated by the prophets), Zan′margī va Āqā va Khānum H (Femicide and Mr. and Mrs. H). His poetry collection, Zindah-margī′hā (Living-Deaths), is written in the style of “Other Poetry” (Shiʿr-i dīgar). 

Tite was recognized by the Iranian National Elites Foundation (Bunyād-i Millī-i Khubrigān) in 2024 and was awarded as a distinguished fiction writer at the Hafez Studies Center’s (Markaz-i Hāfiz′shināsī) storytelling festival. He has also served as a judge for the Kurdish storytelling festival Hajah. 

Contributions

Inclusion and Exclusion of Literary Elements in Mastūrah Kurdistānī’s Ghazals

Introduction Māh Sharaf Khānum Mastūrah, a nineteenth-century Iranian poet who wrote under the pen name “Mastūrah,” was born in Sanandaj…