A multi-level course in Kurmanji

KURDISH BELONGS to the Western Iranian group of the Indo-Iranian branch of the Indo-European family. The two principal branches of modern literary Kurdish are (1) Kurmanji, the language of the vast m...

L. S. Braidwood, R. J. Braidwood, B. Howe, C. A. Reed, and P. J. Watson

The Kurdish language embraces several dialects spoken in large districts of eastern Turkey, western Persia, and in the Persian province of Khorazan. To define this territory more accurately, we may m...

The province of Kurdistan, as it now exists, contains a great portion of the fourth Armenia, the whole of Arzanene, Zabdicene and Gordyena or Cordouene, and Northern Mesopotamia. With the exception o...

Many Yazidi Kurds who fled to the Soviet Union and settled in Armenia and Georgia took advantage of the opportunities in these countries to develop their national language and culture. Among the...

As was mentioned in the previous part of this article, the Mukeryan region was the place where several significant tribes and clans settled; in this article, we will talk about one of these great cla...

Roj Qaderi The fate of Kirkuk province and the disputed areas, after the fall of the Ba'ath regime in Iraq, is considered the most serious issue between the Iraqi central government and th...

Tambour Instrument - This instrument is known as the tambour, tanbour, talmour, tamira, and tamoura. - It is made of berry tree wood. - It belongs to the family of stringed instrumen...