Alexander Pushkin .. African cause of celebration of the International Day of Russian Language
The anniversary of the birth of Russia's great poet and founder of modern Russian literary language Alexander Pushkin (1799-1837), chosen by the United Nations as the day of Russian language, is commemorated today.
The celebration of the International Day of the Russian Language will take place on 6 June each year as part of the United Nations efforts to promote multilingualism and culture, to raise the level of historical and cultural awareness and the achievements of each language. At UNESCO's initiative, the World Organization for Arts, Culture and Science, The celebration of each of the official languages of the United Nations, and decided to honor the Russian language on June 6, coinciding with the birthday of the great poet Alexander Pushkin.
According to the Russian news website "Russia Today", the birth of the great Russian poet Aleksandr Pushkin was born in Moscow to Sergei Pushkin, who belonged to an ancient noble family, while his mother was Nadejda, daughter of Osip Hannibal and Maria Pushkinna, and granddaughter of Abram Hannibal, And was born in the name of Abraham in Abyssinia to one of the princes who followed the Ottoman Sultan. He was captured in 1703 and sent to the Sultan's palace in Constantinople. In 1704 he was escorted by Ambassador Sava Ragoszynski to Moscow. His baptism became Peter the Great, Under my patronage He became a military engineer and a senior army general. Abram Hannibal married Anjib Osip Hannibal, the grandfather of the poet.
The Poet also wrote some poems in the form of letters addressed to friends and close friends. One of the most famous poems written by Pushkin: "Winter Morning," "I remember that wonderful moment," "I loved you." His poems were characterized by the lightness of the scales and the instantaneous ability to remember them First.
He has also influenced the culture of the Arab East and its spirituality in many of his works. He may be moved between the tales of the nights in Ruslan and Ludmila, where Shehrazad told him about that magical world. He also looked for the correct relationship between the ruler and the ruled in the character of Harun al-Rashid. The poem "Simulating the Quran" in search of moral values. He also wrote poems from "The Arab Revelation" "What is sad Cleopatra" and the poem "The Apostle", and other writings that inspired the Arab Islamic East.
The poet Aleksandr Pushkin was killed during a duel with Frenchman George Dantis. Pushkin called him to defend his honor. When the poet and a number of his friends received letters in 1837 about a relationship between his wife and the Frenchman Danteis, Pushkin was dueled and died after being shot in the stomach. Russia's best doctors have failed to cure him, including the Czar's doctors personally.
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