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- ↑ Məmmədli, O. (2008-05-21). ""Sehrli xalat" və ya nağıla çevrilən uşaqlıq: An interview with the main character Zərifə (Solmaz Hətəmova) from the film directed by Əlisəttar Atakişiyev". Xalq cəbhəsi. p. 10.
- ↑ ""Vaxt ildırım sürətilə keçir, nə vaxtsa filmlərə çəkildiyimi az qala unutmuşam...": An interview with Azər Qurbanov, who played Rəşid in the film "Sehrli xalat," currently residing in the United States". 525-ci qəzet. 2013-07-27. p. 29.
- ↑ Kazımzadə, A. (2014-11-08). "Uşaqlar üçün nağıl, böyüklər üçün klassika: About the film "Sehrli xalat" directed by Əlisəttar Atakişiyev". Kaspi. p. 16.
- ↑ Azəri, L. (2014-11-14). "50 ilin "Sehrli xalatı": On the celebration of the 50". Mədəniyyət. p. 5.
- ↑ Şeyxov, Y. (2014-11-19). "Film yubileylərinə nə qədər xərclənir?: Yusif Şeyxov: "Funds for anniversaries are allocated from the budget intended for cinema events."". Ekspress. p. 23.