Karim Zand: Historian of Kurdistan and the Memory of Cultural Struggle
Nabil Abdul Amir Al-Rubaie On October 10th marks the anniversary of the passing of the Kurdish historian, geographer, researcher, and
Kurdish history
Kurdistan: The Nation Arising from Eternity
Dr. Mahmoud Abbas Whenever it becomes impossible to deny the existence of the Kurds, some shift to putting the name
Pages from the History of the City of Serê Kaniyê – 1
Bradost Mitani Name and Location The peoples who inhabited Serê Kaniyê gave it several names, all of which revolved in
Ancestors of the Kurds: The Medes – Naming of the Medes – 17
By Mehdî Kakeyî A Historical Brief on the Kurds and the Assyrians and the Relationship Between Them (17) – Ancestors
Ahmad ibn Dahhak Al-Kurdi… The Sword of the Mountains with the Soul of the Nile: Evidence of Kurdish-Egyptian Harmony in Military Life
By Sayed Mahmoud Managing Editor of Al-Ahram Newspaper and Egyptian Film Critic When turning the pages of history in search
A Historical Brief on the Kurds and the Assyrians and the Relationship Between Them (4) – The Ancestors of the Kurds: The Sumerians
By Mehdî Kakeyî At the outset, I would like to say that the goal of publishing this series of articles
A Historical Overview of the Kurds, Assyrians, and the Relationship Between Them (1) − Kurdistan: The Cradle of the First Human Lineages
By Mehdî Kakeyî Globalisation, the immense progress in communication and information technology, and the emergence of a new world order
Unified Kurdish Alphabet
By Mehdî Kakeyî Kurdish writing appeared in three types of scripts as a result of the occupation and settlement-based colonization
The Feylis: Authenticity, Ancient Heritage, Concerns, and Hopes – 5
Mehdî Kakeyî The Sassanids Were Kurds, Not Persians I had decided to suffice with addressing Kurdish history, which I spoke
The Feylis: Authenticity, Heritage, Concerns, and Hopes – Part 4
Mehdî Kakeyî Feyli Emirates and Their Rule Over Mesopotamia In this article, I speak about the Atabegate of Lur-i Buzurg
The Fayli: Authenticity, Heritage, Concerns, and Hopes – Part 1
Dr. Mehdî Kakeyî These articles were originally intended to be part of a larger and broader project addressing the Kurdish
The Oldest Schools and Libraries Are Kurdish: How They Laid the Foundation for an Educational Renaissance in Egypt Throughout History
By Sayed Mahmoud Managing Editor of Al-Ahram Newspaper and Egyptian Film Critic With the start of the Egyptian high school
From Citadel to City: The Birth of Kurdistan’s Cities
By: Ferest Mar’ei The emergence of Kurdish cities was linked to a combination of natural and human factors that contributed
“Shal u Shabak – Şal û Şapik”.. When Kurdish Culture Narrates the History of Ancestors
Amal Mohamed A number of participants at the “Shal u Shabak/ Şal û Şapik” festival in Zakho praised the event,
Arabized Writers Tampering with Kurdish History and Stealing Geography – Episode 1
Dr. Mahmoud Abbas We had hoped that conscious Arab historians and patriotic intellectuals would stand up against that chauvinistic segment