Salamullah Javid was an Iranian Azerbaijani physician, politician, and literary figure.
14 Facts About Salamullah Javid
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Salamullah Javid authored several books in the fields of literature and medicine.
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Salamulla Molla Hashim oglu Javid was born in 1900 in Nirov village, Khalkhal region.
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Salamullah Javid received his initial education at Molla Hussein's madrasa.
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In 1922, Salamulla Salamullah Javid wrote articles under the pen name "Hasanzadeh" in the newspaper Haqiqat, published in Tehran.
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Salamullah Javid was held in solitary confinement for 93 days before being transferred to Qasr-e Qajar Prison.
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In 1945, Salamulla Salamullah Javid moved to Tabriz with his family.
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On January 15,1946, a 15-member commission was established to draft the Constitution of the Azerbaijan National Government, and Salamulla Salamullah Javid was included in this commission.
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In May 1946, during Seyid Jafar Pishavari's visit to Tehran for negotiations, Salamullah Javid temporarily assumed his duties and served as the Prime Minister of the Azerbaijan National Government for several days.
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Salamullah Javid conducted negotiations for 17 days, achieving certain successes.
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In February 1948, Salamullah Javid was arrested again and sentenced to two years in prison.
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Salamullah Javid wrote memoirs about his life and activities, which were compiled and edited by Akram Mishovdaghi and published in 2003 under the title Dr Salamulla Javid: Longing for Those Days.
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Salamulla Salamullah Javid was born into the family of Molla Hashim.
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Salamullah Javid married Bikakhanim, and from this marriage, he had three sons: Azad, born in 1929, Nikzad, born in 1934, and later Behzad.