Literary evenings · +12

Literary Hour "Moabit Echo — A Voice into Immortality"

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60 min
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Библиотека-филиал № 5 г. Набережные Челны
Респ. Татарстан, г. Набережные Челны, ул. Гвардейская, д. 9

About the event

In 2026, we mark the 120th anniversary of the birth of Musa Jalil, a poet-hero whose name has become a symbol of unbending courage and loyalty to the Motherland. Readers will not only commemorate this anniversary date but also gain a deeper understanding of the man who proved that the word can be stronger than stone and steel.

The exploration of the life and work of Musa Jalil will begin with the book "In the Footsteps of the Poet-Hero" by Rafael Mustafin.

Musa Jalil’s poetic legacy includes the collection "The Moabit Notebooks" — symbols of the spirit of the Great Patriotic War and love for the Motherland. These poems were miraculously preserved and became a national treasure. Participants of the event will be able to enjoy the soul-stirring recitation of the works of the great Tatar poet. Among them are lines from "Forgive me, Motherland!", "Goodbye, my dear", and "My Songs". These lines will be a highlight, allowing participants to immerse themselves in the world of poetry.

Pre-registration by phone is required to participate in the event: 8 (8552) 70-77-45.