Dîroka Kurdî Kurdish History

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East Kurdistan 1921
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East Kurdistan 1921

South Kurdistan Sulaymaniyah 1951
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South Kurdistan Sulaymaniyah 1951

Kurdish mother with her baby in her arms, 1990s.
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Kurdish mother with her baby in her arms, 1990s.

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Rare photo of W***y Brandt, the fourth Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany and Nobel Prize laureate, with some...
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Rare photo of W***y Brandt, the fourth Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany and Nobel Prize laureate, with some Kurds in their traditional clothes in Isfahan, Iran, in March 1972.

Land of legends and wild beauty.Rawandiz, Hawler, Kurdistan.
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Land of legends and wild beauty.
Rawandiz, Hawler, Kurdistan.

We celebrate the life of Cegerxwîn, the “poet of freedom,” who passed away on October 22, 1984, in Stockholm. Born in 19...
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We celebrate the life of Cegerxwîn, the “poet of freedom,” who passed away on October 22, 1984, in Stockholm. Born in 1903 in Hisar, North Kurdistan, as Şehmus Hasan, he poured his heart into Kurdish poetry. He came into a world where today’s borders did not yet exist.

As a young boy, he fled to Dêrik in 1914, where his early struggles fueled his passion for challenging unjust systems. His pen name, Cegerxwîn, meaning “bleeding liver” (in Kurdish the liver often describes love). perfectly captured his soulful verses, first published in Hawar magazine.

Despite enduring hardship and persecution, he helped found the Movement for Kurdish Freedom and Unity and taught Kurdish literature in Baghdad.

In 1979, he moved to Sweden, where his powerful words resonated across Europe. When he passed, nearly 100,000 people gathered in Qamişlo to honor him. He shaped his Kurdishness into his poetry. Read his work.

Kurdish men of eastern Kurdistan 1910
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Kurdish men of eastern Kurdistan 1910

Kurdish man from Urmia, first half of the 20th Century.
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Kurdish man from Urmia, first half of the 20th Century.

"One Thousand and One Nights" was written in Kurdish (Kurmancî) in the 19th century!Professor Edward Zakhoy (1845–1930) ...
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"One Thousand and One Nights" was written in Kurdish (Kurmancî) in the 19th century!

Professor Edward Zakhoy (1845–1930) traveled twice throughout the Middle East, visiting Kurdistan and documenting the regional languages. He learned Kurdish and Arabic from the Syriac cleric Qasha Yermiya Shamir.
As a result of these studies, the 162nd story of "One Thousand and One Nights" was written in Arabic, Kurdish (Kurmancî), and the Syriac-Filihi dialect. The text was recorded in the Syriac alphabet (Gershuni).

In the 1800s, Syriac clerics were writing texts in Kurdish, Arabic, and Turkish, translating these languages ​​into Syriac letters.

Kurdish Hunter 1880
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Kurdish Hunter 1880

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