Kurdish Theatrical Expression at 1893 Chicago World’s Fair

The World’s Columbian Exposition, held in Chicago in 1893, remains a landmark event in 19th-century history. This prestigious expo, which presented

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Kurdish KOICA Staff Member Wins International Recognition
Mudhafar Yousif Hamad, Logistics Officer at the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) Office in Erbil, has ac
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The Art of Adornment: A Closer Look at Kurdish Tattooing Practices
The practice of adorning the face and body with tattoos holds deep roots in Kurdish culture, echoing ancient beliefs a
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Burhan Sonmez: One Misses Their Mother Tongue
“One misses their mother tongue. We, the Kurds, are basically in exile in our homeland. Not only our land but also our
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Re-visualizing Sulaymaniyah as a Woman-Friendly City
As a young girl living in Sulaymaniyah, I loved the city. However, the feeling was not reciprocated. I believe that th
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The Mandaean Sabians: An Ancient Faith Finds a Home in Kurdistan
Along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in southern Iraq, a religious minority cloaked in white performs ritualistic bap
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Akre’s Timeless Tribute to Newroz
The historical city of Akre, nestled in Duhok Governorate in the Kurdistan Region and revered as the epicenter of Newr
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Hanna’s Athletic Triumphs
Born in June 2004 in Oslo, the capital of Norway, Hanna Maroofi is a proud Kurdish girl with roots in Rojhelat in East
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The Path of a Mixed Martial Artist
Makwan Amirkhani, a warrior draped in the Kurdish flag, fist raised high after a grueling victory in the Ultimate Figh
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From Kermanshah to Academic Success
Faraidoun Moradi’s earliest memories are filled with the beauty of a clear sky surrounded by towering mountains and pl
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Painting on Walls
A young artist in Soran, Kurdistan Region, is making a big difference by painting murals on the walls of schools, hosp
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Bahram Hajo: Emissary of Culture and Art
Born in 1952 in Tirbespi in Rojava Kurdistan (Kurdistan in Syria), Bahram Hajo moved with his family to the Kurdistan
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The Maestro of Kurdish Theater
Think of a writer, actor and director who has had a major impact on Kurdish theater over the span of 16 years and who,
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Paintings of Hope: The Art of Shayan Shahir Nuradeen
Just a few days ago, in Erbil, Kurdistan Region, visual artist Shayan Shahir Nuradeen unveiled her latest solo exhibit
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Teaching Kurdish Language in China
Life is full of surprises and unique journeys. For Dyar Ali Kamal, a 46-year-old associate professor of linguistics fr
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