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Our goal is to raise awareness about oppression and violence. All our posts emphasize humanity and freedom.

09/10/2026

To be Kurdish means culture, history, justice, courage, and nobility.

Kurd tev bira ne. Em giş/hemû bira ne. Bijî berxwedana Hesekê ✌🏻☀️🌄

Have a nice day 🌷🕊️

07/10/2026

💔🕊️🤲🏻

06/10/2026

I love you as much as I love my forbidden country and my people. ♥️☀️🌄🕊️✌🏻

Mother, you carry the scent of my homeland.A Kurdish hero once said in a poem: “Lay min wabû, du dane du dibibe yek nabe...
05/10/2026

Mother, you carry the scent of my homeland.

A Kurdish hero once said in a poem: “Lay min wabû, du dane du dibibe yek nabe çar.”

For me, two plus two equals one, not four.

05/10/2026

In Kurdish:
Helbestvan: poet → Kurmancî
Weşbestok: poet → Kirmanckî
Watebêj: poet → Goranî
Bwêj: poet → Soranî, Kelhurî
Hozanwar: poet → Kurmancî

Helbest: poetry → Kurmancî, Soranî
Weşbesta: poetry → Kirmanckî
Newşe: poetry → Kurmancî
Nezm: poetry → Kurmancî
Şewane: poetry → Soranî
Hozan: poetry → Kirmanckî, Kurmancî
Kilam, Beyt: poetry → Goranî, Kurmancî
Honrawe: poetry→ Soranî, Kelhurî, Lekî, Lurî
Original ✅👌🏻

In Arabic:
Shāʿir: poet
Shiʿr: poetry
Original ✅ 👌🏻

In Persian:
Shâʿir: poet
Shiʿr: poetry

In Turkish:
Şair: poet
Şiir: poetry

For me, two plus two equals one, not four!

Lay min wabû du dane du dibibe yek nabe çar!
Li cem/ba/gel/nik min wabû du dane du dibe yek nabe çar!

Have a nice day ☀️🌷🕊️✌🏻

There is a word we use in Kurdish: Xwelîser. We use this word for someone who is incompetent or pitiful. This word conta...
04/10/2026

There is a word we use in Kurdish: Xwelîser. We use this word for someone who is incompetent or pitiful. This word contains absolutely no insult. It is a very old word that has been passed down from our ancestors to the present day for thousands of years. Among Kurds, it is used completely innocently.

Xwelîser consists of two words, and the first part, xwelî, means “ash.” In Kurdish culture, this word refers to the ashes left behind when someone’s house burns down. It reflects how heartbreaking it was, especially in the past, when Kurds whose homes had burned down would take those ashes and pour them over their heads.

Xwelî li serê min bû → “My head became ash.”

In Kurdish, this expression carries meanings such as “my house burned down, I am ruined, I am finished, I have lost everything, my situation is very bad.”

Three years ago, during the earthquake that took place in Herat, Afghanistan, I was very surprised to see an Afghan person take soil and pour it over his head. I said to myself, “They poured soil over their heads just like Kurds do.” This gesture carries the meaning of “my house has collapsed, burned down, and turned to ashes.” I found this very interesting.

I wondered, “Could they be Kurds?” because we know that at least 300,000 Kurds live in Afghanistan. And they live particularly in the city of Herat.

I love Kurdish culture and the Kurdish language very much because Kurds have preserved thousands of years of history within their language and have succeeded in carrying it down to the present day. Every single word used by Kurds tells a story of a very deep and ancient history.

What about your language and culture? Do you have any words similar to this one?

Lo me çi kir me çi kir
Me xwelî li serê xwe kir
Ma ne şerm û fedî ye
Ev doza me ji bo çi ye
Çend gotina ez ê bêjim
Ez ne dînim ne gêjim
Hişê min li serê min e
Her tişt ber çavê min e

Bijî zimanê, uzmanê, zonê, zuwanê Kurdî 🌹🌄🕊️

04/10/2026

Sipas bo Xwedê ku me Kurd afirandîye. 🤲🏻♥️🌄✌🏻

In Kurdish culture, before initiating a conversation in a social gathering, we address the community by starting with th...
03/10/2026

In Kurdish culture, before initiating a conversation in a social gathering, we address the community by starting with the word "Malavano." The literal translation of this word means "may your homes be built." Here, the word both contains the vocative suffix -no at the end and conveys the wish for your homes to be built. We have many such words that we use this way in Kurdish culture, and I will write about them another time. I truly love Kurdish culture and the Kurdish language.

The word Malavano is especially used in cities like Qamişlo, Herema Torê, Nisêbîn, Medyad, Hezex, and Dirbêsiye.

So, dear friends, do you have similar words in your culture used to express wishes, prayers, or good intentions? I would like to emphasize once again that Kurdish is NOT an Indo-European language. Malavano, did you catch that? Thank you for your understanding. By the way, I'm back. Did you miss me? 🙂

Stay in peace and have a nice day 🕊️✌🏻

Malavano, dixwazin bi kotekî vî zimanê me yî dewlemend û kevnar, bikin beşek ji zimanên xwe yên belengaz, hejar û rût. Dîrok û rastîya zimanê Kurdî dixwazin binûxûmênin, veşêrin û tinebikin.

Malavano, mala Kurdan ava be. Navê mala me çi ye Kurdno? Di şîroveyande binivîsînin.

Bijî zimanê, uzmanê, zonê, zuwanê Kurdî 🌹🌄🕊️

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