/r/kurdistan
/r/Kurdistan is a forum where Kurds and their friends can discuss anything related to Kurdistan. Do you have a question about Kurdish history, language, politics, economy or ANYTHING else? This is the best place to ask your question!
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3) No misogyny, bigotry, discrimination, racism, or sexism.
4) Do not deny well documented genocides against a group of people, doing so is extremely offensive and insensitive.
5) Do not promote any kind of religion. Religions are meant to be personal, not thrown in other people's faces.
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8) Only English/Kurdish is allowed.
/r/kurdistan
It's heartbreaking how we're remaining silent in the face of the invasion of Rojava. Social media platforms like Twitter, Reddit, Youtube and Facebook are flooded with posts from Turkish, Arab, and Persian people denying the existence of Kurds and calling for their destruction. Meanwhile, Kurds are largely absent from these discussions.
The Kurdish sleeper cells on this platform and others seem to have plenty to say when it comes to causes unrelated to Kurdistan, but now their silence is deafening.
Shame on them. Mark my words: if Rojava falls, they'll resurface from their hiding spots, not to support us, but to align themselves with our enemies.
Wake up before it’s too late stop bootlicking Arabs and the “umma”
HTS shared a bunch of propaganda photo where womans are dressing like westerners. It is so obivius that this is made for western media to lift the global image of the islamist, and yet most syrians are belive they are not ex-alquida members but secular liberators! Like if the taliban didn't do the same when they took control.
For example I heard that hair should only really be cut when someone passes away.
What is some Kurdish traditions to incorporate into daily life ?
Is that allowed? im scared ill get murdered
Personally it's either Iraqis or Persians for me personally but what do you guys think?
Hello everyone,
I live in Germany, both my parents are kurdish. I never really learned the language and do not know so much about our culture. I think part of that is because my parents wanted to make sure I have a lot of success in the academic area so they, for example, made sure I learn german well.
A few months ago I started to research more about our culture and history. But I feel like it's so hard because for every topic there are 100s of opinions.
Whether it's Islam, PKK, Turkey, Israel, Palestine, KRG. Every topic is so controversial.
I guess I want to know, how I can stay motivated to research. Because sometimes it feels very confusing and I don't really know who to believe.
Thank you very much.
Who know's a Music Studio, for Mix & Master and Recording in Hawler?
I want to give my parents cards for Christmas, but unfortunately I cannot write really good in Sorani myself (only Latin). I will get better, promise :D
For now, it would be great if you could translate the following texts for me:
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Dear baba gyan,
you are the greatest father in the world. You are always supporting and protecting us. I wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year. May we celebrate for another 100 times together.
I will forever be grateful for you. In love <My Name>
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Dear daye gyan
thank you for always being on my side, for your warmth and caring love. Thank you dear mother for all the times you were there for us. I wish to be always next to your side. I wish you all the best in the world and hope all your wishes come true.
I love you dearly.
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Thank your very much!
Why do non-Kurds join the SDF?
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