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The Pishdar: Kurdistan's Mightiest Dog Breed
Iraqi Kurds hold a deep sense of pride in the Pishdar dog or Kurdish Mastiff, a remarkable breed that traces its roots to the rugged terrain of the Pishdar district near the Iranian border. Bearing
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Norah Hussein: Illuminating Kurdish Poetry
Norah Hussein, a poet and activist, was born in 1991, the year of the Kurdish uprising against Saddam Hussein. She is of Kurdish descent, but her family was displaced to Denmark at a very young age
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Music in the Poetry of Malaye Jaziri
The Kurdish classical poets were more than mere versifiers who penned and recited poems during evening gatherings; their poetry also bore the marks of a deep engagement with the prevailing intellect
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Richard Lewy's Encounter with Kurdish Melodies
In the vibrant musical landscape of the 19th century, as European orchestras captivated audiences with their virtuosic performances, a remarkable meeting unfolded between the Austrian pianist Richar
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Bringing a Mix of Culture and Nature
My name is Huda Sarhang Abdulrahman. I am originally from Erbil and am the founder of Lala Candles.
I was born in a small town of Kurdistan in Khanaqin and lived all my life in Erbil. I am the fru
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Sana Barznji: Uniting Hearts Through Melody
In the heart of Kurdistan, a young musical sensation has emerged, captivating audiences worldwide with her mesmerizing voice and soulful performances. Sana Barznji, a gifted Kurdish female singer, h
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A Serene Teahouse Amidst Turbulent Borders
The taste of Mam Darwish's tea, brewed over a charcoal fire in the wooded mountains evokes the beauty of the border between the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) and Iranian Kurdistan. Mam Darwish make
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