“Red Wednesday”: The Feast of Creation and the Beginning of Life in the Yazidi Faith
By Abbas Khalaf “Red Wednesday” (known as Çarşema Sor) stands as one of the most prominent religious holidays for the […]
Kurdish history
Cultural Identity in Erbil: A Living Heritage That Never Fades
By: Dania Al-Shammas In the heart of Erbil, where ancient tales embrace the rhythm of modern life, cultural identity stands
Artist Ali Mansour Passes Away in Amuda; Mesopotamia Movement Mourns an “Artistic and Revolutionary Voice”
The Mesopotamia Movement for Democratic Culture and Art has mourned the passing of Kurdish artist Ali Mansour Agirî, emphasizing that
On its 79th Anniversary.. Kurdistan Commemorates the Execution of its President “Qazi Muhammad” and his Companions
Today, Tuesday, March 31, 2026, marks the 79th anniversary of the execution of Qazi Muhammad, the President of the Republic
Historical Integrity Between Oral Narrative and Documentation: A Reading of the Documentary “The Story of Syria’s Kurds”
By: Dr. Murshid Mashouq al-Khazanawi On March 27, 2026, the media platform “Syria Now” on YouTube broadcasted a documentary titled
Sheikh Khalid al-Naqshbandi al-Shahrazuri (1779–1827)
Ali Sheikho Brazi The Kurds played a significant role in spreading Islamic teachings from the time they embraced Islam, and
Death of Kurdish Poet Ahmed Husseini in Stockholm
The Kurdish poet Ahmed Husseini passed away today in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, after a three-year struggle with lung cancer.
Discovery of an Archaeological Burial Site Containing More Than 100 Human Skulls in Erbil Dating Back Around 1,400 Years
The Directorate of Antiquities and Heritage in Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region, announced on Wednesday the discovery of
Hawrami on the Brink of Disappearance… Hawraman Intellectuals Call for Its Inclusion in School Curricula
Writers and activists from the Hawraman region in the Kurdistan Region have warned of the growing risk of the disappearance
Mustafa Barzani and His Soviet Life (In Light of Some Soviet Sources)
Dr. Ismail Hassaf The history of the Kurdish liberation movement, from the early twentieth century to the present day, has