Abdulwahid Majid Saeed is the full name of this intellectual. After the death of his father, His uncle Nouri Ali took over the responsibility of raising him, and so he was known as Abdulwahid Nouri or A.W. Nouri and published his works under that name.
Abdulwahid was born in 1904 in Chamchamal township because his father was an employee of the government in that city.
He completed his education in Sulaymaniyah and Kirkuk. In 1927 he graduated from the teachers' college and was employed as a teacher in the same year. He has served the educational field in Sulaymaniyah, Sharbazher, Halabja and Leylan schools.
In addition to education, Abdulwahid has also served in the fields of literature and art.
He was a poet, writer, translator and artist.
He has published his works in the newspapers Zhyan, Zhin and Galawezh magazine.
He has written many valuable literary, social and educational books, including Towards Light, On the Path to Human Success, The Sacredness of the Child, and many others.
He has also worked in the field of translation and has several books translated, including (In the Land of Free Men, Two on the National Code), as well as the curriculum book of his students has been translated into Kurdish.
Abdulwahid Nouri is considered one of the leading artists in the field of Kurdish theater and has served as an actor, writer and translator since the mid-1920s. He is considered one of the founders of Kurdish theater.
This well-known Kurdish intellectual passed away on July 5, 1944 and joined the ranks of the martyrs of the country.[1]