Everything about Kurdistan
An old man reading Hawlati newspaper by Kurdo on Flickr.
Anonymous asked: Slaw kake, I'm looking for Kurdish books to read. Do you have any recommendations? Not in latini plz, only in sorani! thank youuu —Anoni mi ;)
O hi anony mi, I know who you are! How’s your vacation going so far?
Make a tumblr account you!!!
I think I have two good books for you:
1. ئێمەو ئەوان: ناکۆکیەکانمان لەسەر چین؟
Is a book written by Nawshirwan Mustaffa, is really a good book but it needs some time to read it. Kdp members really hate this book so be careful where you try to buy this book!
2. ئەو دوو پیاوەی کوردیان لکاند بە عیراقەوە
Is a small translated book. It describes the history of South Kurdistan from the early 1800’s from the Ottoman empire to Saudi Arabia and then to king Faisal of Iraq. It explains everything of the history of south Kurdistan.
Good luck and enjoy your time in Kurdistan ;-)
Hawraman
Köyünüzü bilin, köyünüze hep gidin..
belki başka bir güz geçerek eritecek bizi.ve belki başka bir tenha hatırlatacak bize eskiyi.eski değilken eskimiş olmak: şimdi ve biraz sonra gibi..dünya geçiyor.dünya geçiyor.dünya ölüyor.
(ve dün’den kalma bir gökyüzü…)
Kürdistan /1989-1992
foto’ğraflar: Rupert Conant
belki başka bir güz geçerek eritecek bizi.ve belki başka bir tenha hatırlatacak bize eskiyi.eski değilken eskimiş olmak: şimdi ve biraz sonra gibi..dünya geçiyor.dünya geçiyor.dünya ölüyor.
(ve dün’den kalma bir gökyüzü…)
Kürdistan /1989-1992
foto’ğraflar: Rupert Conant
BBC fast track: Kurdistan
BBC fast track: Kurdistan
Old pictures of some peshmarga’s
Old pictures of some peshmarga’s
Kurdistan/This is a small section of the Domiz refugee camp in Kurdistan. This camp is for the Kurdish refugees from Syria. It currently accomodates approximately 45,000 refugees, although it was built with services for far fewer people. The doors remain open to those who need refuge. Here, people can be seen in the early morning in a procession out of camp to work. UNHCR/E.Dorfman
Kurdistan/This is a small section of the Domiz refugee camp in Kurdistan. This camp is for the Kurdish refugees from Syria. It currently accomodates approximately 45,000 refugees, although it was built with services for far fewer people. The doors remain open to those who need refuge. Here, people can be seen in the early morning in a procession out of camp to work. UNHCR/E.Dorfman
Slêmanî (Sulaimaniya)
Hawlêr
Önünde incecik kıvrılan bir yol, ardı alabildiğine geniş… Ömrünü anımsatıyor bir kadının, yarım kalmış iç çekişlerini…
Fotoğraf: Omêdîa Tîja Sodir
2013_Ewîna_Mêrdîn
Aerial view of Hawlêr
East Kurdistan
