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" Chūbak, Ṣādiq - Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE "
Duvigneau, Julie
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AL
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English
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1061260
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ALei1657
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Duvigneau, Julie
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Chūbak, Ṣādiq - Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE\ Duvigneau, Julie
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Leiden: Brill
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Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE
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(944 words)
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Ṣādiq Chūbak (b. 5 August 1916, in Bushihr. Iran; d. 3 July 1998, in Berkeley, California), one of the most important Persian writers of the twentieth century, published four collections of short stories: Khayma shab bāzī (“The puppet show”), Antarī ki lūṭī-ash murda būd (“The baboon whose buffoon was dead”), Rūz-i avval-i qabr (“The first day in the grave”), and Chirāgh-i ākhir (“The last lamp”). He wrote two plays, Tūp-i lāstīkī (“The rubber ball,” published in Antarī ki lūṭī-ash murda būd ), and Hafkhaṭ (“Sly,”
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Islam.
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ALei1657.pdf
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