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Vidadi is an
Azerbaijani name that may
refer to
Vidadi Babanli (born 1927),
Azerbaijani writer,
dramatist and
translator Vidadi Isgandarov, Azerbaijani...
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Vidadi Rzayev (Azerbaijani:
Vidadi Rzayev; born 4
September 1967) is a
retired football midfielder from Azerbaijan. On 31
August 1996, Rzayev's goal gave...
- Vali
Vidadi (Azerbaijani:
Molla Vəli
Vidadi) (17
March 1709,
Shamkir – 13 May 1809, near Gazakh) was an
Azerbaijani poet.
Little is
known about Vidadi. He...
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Vidadi Narimanbekov (Azerbaijani:
Vidadi Nərimanbəyov; 13 July 1926 – 13
December 2001) was a painter,
Honored Art
Worker and People's
Artist of the Azerbaijan...
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Vidadi Isgandarov is an
Azerbaijani human rights activist and politician.
Isgandarov stood unsuccessfully for
office in the 2010
Azerbaijani parliamentary...
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Vidadi Aydin oglu
Muradov (5
March 1956 – 5
November 2021) was an
Azerbaijani ****
specialist and academic.
Vidadi Muradov was born on 5
March 1956 in...
- in 1994–1995. The club's home
stadium is
Tovuz City Stadium.
Founded by
Vidadi Ahmedov on 23
February 1992, the club was the
first Azerbaijani professional...
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Vidadi Yusif oglu
Babanli (Azerbaijani: Babanlı
Yusif oğlu
Vidadi, born 5
January 1927 in Qazakh) is an
Azerbaijani writer, dramatist,
translator and...
- Azerbaijan,
since 1986. The
Memorial museum of
Molla Panah Vagif and
Molla Vali
Vidadi,
since 1970. The
House of
Teachers Seminary of Gazakh,
built in 1910, functioned...
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Gaisumov Ruslan İdiqov
Dmitriy Kramarenko Ruslan Musayev Kazemır
Qudiyev Vidadi Rzayev Narvik Sirkhayev Anton Amelchanka Syarhey Amelyanchuk Ilya Chernyak...
