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Famous Kurdish Figures

Ahmad Qazi, a Journalist Translator

A Kurdish philosopher who was killed by the order of a Kurdish sultan

Musa Anter, the Author and Journalist Who Became a Symbol of the Kurdish Issue

Musa Anter, also known as Apè Musa, lost his father at an early age and was raised by his mother, Fasla Anter. In the 1930s and 1940s, Daya Fasla was the first female governor of North part of Kurdistan.

Mozhgan Kavousi, an Activist for the Preservation of the Kurdish Language

Farhad Pirbal, Creative in Writing, Disobedient to Society

Mawlana Khalid Naqshbandi and Three Trips to Suleimani

Masoud Mohammad, the Famous Kurdish Jurist, Intellectual, Linguist, and Critic

Hadi Ziaeddini; A Lifetime of Creation

Mohammad Qazi, the Father of Translation in Iran

Ahlam Mansour, a Woman of the Literature

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

Shahram Nazeri, the Musical Knight and Top Asian Artist

Qubad Jalizadeh - The Poet of Women of the Rain

Sharaf Khan Badlisi, the Author of Sharafnameh

Professor Abbas Wali, a Famous Professor of Political Science

The Great Poet and Author, Faqe Teyran

Mastura Kurdistani, the First Historian Woman of the World

Aqtapa School and its Representatives

Shakiro, the Master of Kurdistan Singers

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.

Dr. Rebwar Siwayli, a stylist thinker

Rebwar Siwayli is an author and scholar in the fields of literature and philosophy. He studied philosophy at Salahaddin University and Denmark which led him to receive his doctorate degree.
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