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A Brief Article of the Life and Struggle of Fande Fande (1935-1991)

Aras Hasso

Baba Tahir Hamadani (Oryan) and a Brief Article about His Life

Keyhan Mohammadi Nejad

Jalal Malaksha, the National Poet of Blood, Mountain, and Guns

Latif Halmat, a Poet Who Made That Girl's Braids His Living Tent in All Seasons

Hemn, the National Poet

The Poet from Kermashan, Ali Ashraf Nawbati Known as Partow Kermashani

Biography and Works of Mullah Batè

His real name was "Hassan Artoshi". Since he had used "Mullah Batè" as his nickname in some of his poems, he has been known by that name.

Sayda Tirezh, the Poet and Author from West part of Kurdistan

The Kurdish poet was arrested by the Ba'ath regime's security forces in Syria in 1952 and a famous book of him was destroyed.

Kurdistan Mukryani, Author, Linguist, and Journalist

Jigarkhwen, a Poet Full of Concern for Kurdistan

Ahmad Qazi, a Journalist Translator

Farhad Pirbal, Creative in Writing, Disobedient to Society

Ahlam Mansour, a Woman of the Literature

Baxtiyar Ali, a Man Searching for the Last Pomegranate in the World

Qubad Jalizadeh - The Poet of Women of the Rain

The Great Poet and Author, Faqe Teyran

Mastura Kurdistani, the First Historian Woman of the World

Aqtapa School and its Representatives

Mullah Jaziri and the Independent Language State

Mullah Jaziri lived at a time when the Ottoman Empire and Safavid empire were at their peak of power and Mullah Jaziri's Kurdistan fell under the control of these two powers. Kurdistan under the Safavid and Ottoman rule was oppressed politically and culturally, and the dominant languages were the language of the system of power.

Khani and the beginning of Kurdish nationalism

Because Mem and Zin is a literary work written for a specific political purpose, it deviates from the general rules of non-Kurdish poems and instead of creating the space of the story, it discusses the political reasons for writing its poetry and Kurdish writing.

Haji Qader Koyi, A figure as great as the Homeland

Since the early 19th century, Kurdish writers and intellectuals have raised their brave voices against these attempts. One of these figures and voices was the Kurdish patriotic poet Haji Qader Koyi.
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