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262:. It was then distributed to the Islamic prisoners of war in Finland and Germany. Hamidulla continued his active publishing work until late 1970s. His publications are mostly written in the old Arabic alphabet of Tatar language, but some also in the Latin script. It is known that Hamidulla also wrote in some Finnish magazines and as a young man, he had been a reporter in a
187:. Hamidulla was among the most active writers and publishers of his community. His work consists of histories, religious texts and also for example prose text such as poetry and plays. Hamidulla had his own printing press and he distributed his work for free. For decades, Hamidulla operated an electronics shop he had established.
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Hamidulla did his wide publishing work from his own printing press. The books and pamphlets were mostly histories, memoirs, religious texts and prose text such as poetry and some plays. One of the more well known works of
Hamidulla among the community is the history of his home village, Aktuk
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also fixed the electric devices, batteries and outboard motors of both the
Finnish and German armies. From 1950 forward, Hamidulla lived in Helsinki, where he continued shopkeeping with his shop
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Yazuçïnïn üz tärğümä-i ḥālendän 1-7. Finlandiyä möselmanlarïnïn tāriḫ materiallarï / Miksi niin? Kirjoittajan oma elämänkerrasta osat 1-7. Aineksia Suomen muslimien historiaan.
258:, 1954), which has also been translated into Finnish. In 1943, Hamidulla did a 20 000 print facsimile of Arabic language Quran which was originally published in
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In addition to Tatar, Hamidulla spoke Arabic, Russian, Turkish, Finnish and
Swedish. He started his publishing career with the 12-part magazine called
250:(1925). It was eventually banned by local authorities however, due to them being unable to guard the material which was in foreign language.
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232:, where Hamidulla himself made a living as a merchant. Hamidulla lived in Turkey during 1926–1927, where he served his military service.
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father
Nisametdin. His grandfather had already been staying on the territory since 1860s and was among the first Tatars in the country.
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Latinča döröst uqur öčön namāz süräläre / Latinča döröst ukïr öçön Namaz syreler (Ramazan ayï ḥörmätenä / "Ramazan kuun kunniaksi")
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Täqdīr qaršïnda. Berenče dönya ṣuġïšï vāqï`alarïndan. / Tekdir karşında / Tuomion edessä. Kertomus ensimmäisen maalmansodan ajoilta
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Finlandiyä möselmānlarïnïñ telefon kataloġï / Telefon katalogı / Suomen musulmanien puhelinluettelo (1971-1972, 1974, 1977, 1980).
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Yaña īmān šartï häm belemleklär / Yaña iman şartı hem blımkler / Uskonnon ehdot - İsm-i e'aẓam / İsmü eazam ("Ylevin nimi")
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Vaq sürälär häm do'ālar / Uak Süreler hem Doalar / Rukouksia. Ğom'a ḫoṭbalarï 1 / Cuma hotbaları 1 / Perjantaisaarnoja
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Tatar halïq ğïrlarï häm moňlarï 1 / Tatar halik moňları 1 ("Tataarien kansan lauluja ja sävelmiä 1")
243:, which was located at Pieni Roobertinkatu. He retired only a few years before his death in 1980s.
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Finland, Hamidulla was operating an electronics and radioshop in Kemi, which during the
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Täbärek. El-mülk süräse / Tebarek. Kor'an: Elmük sürese ("Surat al-mulk. Valtiuden suura")
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Vä'azlar - ḫoṭbalar. Ğom'a ḫoṭbalarïnïñ dävāmï / Veazlar
Hotbalar. Cuma hotbalarının 2 - 6
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Hamidullan uusintapainos
Kazanissa 1909 ilmestyneestä vihkosesta (Helsinki 1960).
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Borongï kartlar süze / Burungı kartlar / babaylar süzı / Vanhoja sanaparsia.
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Tormoš moñlarï. Ši'ir / Tormuş moñları. Șıyirlar ("Elämän murheet. Runoja")
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Vaẓï'yät ečendä / Vaziyet içinde. Şiyırlar. ("Tilanteen mukaan. Runoja")
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445:Özölgän ömid / Özülgen ömid / Katkennut unelma on 5-näytöksinen draama.
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650:"ТАТАР ИР-АТ ИСЕМНӘРЕ (ТАТАРСКИЕ МУЖСКИЕ ИМЕНА В АЛФАВИТНОМ ПОРЯДКЕ)"
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Yāsīn-i šärif / Yasın / 36:s Süre (Koran) ("YS", Koraanin 36. suura)
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Baṣïlmïyča qalganlar / Basılmıçe kalganlar ("Painamatta jääneitä").
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Helsingissä.
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Yañapar tarïhï : Aktukin kylän historia : 1667–1919
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Hamidulla - Tataarikirjailijan elämä : nik alay?
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Tellär tārīhï / Teller tarıhı / Kielten yleistä historiaa.
406:İlhām yimešläre / Ilham yımışlerı / Lahjan hedelmät 1 - 9
315:Ḥāğğ ḥāṭiräläre / Hac hatırelerı / Pyhänmaan muistoja 1-2
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Grave of
Hamidulla and his family members in Helsinki.
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Mä'rifät / Mägrifät ("Valistus") 1 - 12 (Kemi 1925)
326:Ḥasan Niẓāmeddīn Ḥamīdullāh äsärläre / teokset 1-5.
183:writer, publisher, entrepreneur and shopkeeper in
469:Aldïm birdem / Aldïm birdım ("Avioliittosopimus")
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388:Möhāğïr bäḥete (Mohacır behıtı / Pakolaisen onni
179:; 25 November 1895/1900 – 6 October 1988) was a
676:"Turun Sanomat 13.03. 1937 - Kansallisarkisto"
482:Kälām-i šärif: Qur'ān-i kärīm / Kur'ani Kerim
376:säyāḥat / Yulduzlarga seyehat / Retki tähtiin
195:Hasan Hamidulla (Hamidullen) was born in the
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530:Täübä do'āsï / Tevbe doası ("Katumusrukous")
570:Tugan Tel - Kirjoituksia Suomen tataareista
281:twice. He was also a contributor among the
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