BIOGRAPHY

About Dr. Mohammad (Arash) Rajabi
Dr. Mohammad (Arash) Rajabi is a UK-based poet, lyricist, and linguist whose work unites scholarly insight with artistic emotion. Holding a PhD in Applied Linguistics, he weaves language, identity, and culture into powerful lyrical and academic expressions that resonate across disciplines and generations.

His artistic creations, including Father and Child Labour (Koodake Kar), reached over one million views within 24 hours of release, marking him as one of the most distinctive contemporary voices connecting poetry and music.

Dr. Rajabi is also the author of From Challenge to Crisis: Cross-Cultural Narratives of Migrant Learners in the UK ESOL Context — a ground-breaking research project exploring the lived experiences of migrants through narrative inquiry. He has published five scholarly and creative articles, including one currently under review by TESOL Quarterly, alongside several acclaimed lyrical works on Medium and other international platforms.

Blending the precision of a linguist with the passion of a poet, his mission is to inspire empathy, dialogue, and understanding through words that transcend borders.