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Also known as Nadira

Nodira (also spelled Nadira; 1792–1842) was a poet in the Khanate of Kokand, who wrote in Chagatai Turkic and Persian.

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1792
Died
1842
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Writer.name
Nodira
Writer.image
Painting of Heroine Nodira by Shamsroi Khasanova.jpg
Writer.caption
Painting of Nodira by Shamsroi Khasanova, dated 1945
Writer.birth_name
Mahlar-ayim
Writer.birth_place
Andijan, Khanate of Kokand
Writer.birth_date
1792
Writer.death_date
1842
Writer.death_place
Kokand, Khanate of Kokand
Writer.resting_place
Kokand
Writer.occupation
Poet
Writer.spouse
Muhammad Umar Khan
Writer.children
Muhammad Ali KhanSultan-Mahmud

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Painting of Heroine Nodira by Shamsroi Khasanova.jpg
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Nodira (poet)
date of birth
1792-01-01
date of death
1842-01-01
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Nodira (also spelled Nadira; 1792–1842) was a poet in the Khanate of Kokand, who wrote in Chagatai Turkic and Persian.

Mahlar-ayim was her birth name. Nadera was her pen name, which she used along with Kamila in her Chagatai poems. In her Persian poems, she wrote under the pen name Maknuna.

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