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Muş is a fascinating place. In 1619, the Polish traveler Simeon of Poland, who traveled extensively through the Ottoman ...
02/09/2026

Muş is a fascinating place. In 1619, the Polish traveler Simeon of Poland, who traveled extensively through the Ottoman Empire and Kurdistan, wrote about Christian Kurds in Muş. He noted that the people associated with Surp Garabet were Armenian-speaking Kurds, and even stated that the Christian Kurds of Muş spoke Armenian and identified themselves with the region.

It is therefore possible that these Kurdish communities gradually became Armenianized and were eventually assimilated over time.

You can find the source in the comments.

You be my Zîn, and I’ll be your Mem.Zînê, I love you as much as I love my homeland.I may not know Shakespeare’s Romeo an...
01/09/2026

You be my Zîn, and I’ll be your Mem.
Zînê, I love you as much as I love my homeland.

I may not know Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, but I know the deeper meaning of Ahmedê Xanê’s Mem û Zîn: Mem represents the Kurdish people, while Zîn represents Kurdistan. Their story is not merely a love story, it carries the love of a people for their homeland. No matter how hard Mem and Zîn try to be together, Beko Awan succeeds in keeping them apart. You all know who the Bekos are.

At the end of the story, both Mem and Zîn die. As long as the Bekos exist, more Mems and Zîns will die. Let Mem û Zîn, Romeo and Juliet live.

I think that if Shakespeare were alive today, he would forget his own literature and be captivated by Mem û Zîn.

I am Mem, and you are Zîn.
I am Ferhat, and you are Şîrîn.
I am Mejnun, and you are Leyla.
I am Siyabend, and you are Xecê.
I am Kurdish, while you are Kurdistan. 🌹☀️🌄🕊️

31/08/2026

Wolves are among the most ruthless predators in the animal kingdom. No matter how full they are, they kill every sheep, every gazelle they manage to catch. These wolves charge into flocks of sheep almost every day, attacking and killing them viciously. Who will stop these wild wolves to save the gazelles, sheep?

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31/08/2026

I’ve given the Middle East’s trauma a name: Democracy Trauma. You know, that “democracy” those men in suits and ties never stop talking about. Do you like the name I came up with?

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Let’s take a moment to remind ourselves of that famous speech Erdogan gave when he first came to power.Dear followers, p...
31/08/2026

Let’s take a moment to remind ourselves of that famous speech Erdogan gave when he first came to power.

Dear followers, please read Erdogan’s words carefully. Don’t read them like a fairy tale. Read them for what they actually are.

Erdogan said:

“America has given us a mission. Turkey has a role to play in the Middle East. What is that role? We are one of the co-chairs of the Greater Middle East and North Africa project, and we are carrying out this mission.”

He says, “We are one of the co-chairs.” Well, that certainly suggests there are quite a few other co-chairs as well.

I haven’t even mentioned what Netanyahu and Trump said about Erdogan’s victory in Syria.

Today, a gentleman named Abdul Ahmed left a comment under our post. We were absolutely fascinated by him, and, of course, by his extraordinary intelligence.

Uncle Abdul Ahmed, as long as there are such honest and intelligent people as you, Ahmed al-Sharaa, Erdogan etc, the Middle East will surely become a beautiful paradise garden for Israel. How lucky we are to have you all.

And remember, Uncle Abdul Ahmed: wisdom isn’t measured by a person’s age. It’s measured by what they have in their head.

We love you 🫶🏻
Stay in peace 🕊️✌🏻

I have come to understand one thing very clearly: a person does not truly die when their body dies, but when their soul ...
30/08/2026

I have come to understand one thing very clearly: a person does not truly die when their body dies, but when their soul dies.

The cruel world has led me to deep thoughts at the age of 26.

O people, know this: they are each other’s friends.

That is all I have to say...

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Have you ever been a child in Afghanistan?Have you ever been subjected to accusations because of your country’s undergro...
30/08/2026

Have you ever been a child in Afghanistan?

Have you ever been subjected to accusations because of your country’s underground wealth? Have you ever paid a heavy price for a crime you never committed? Have you ever been left to starve, for example?

I am a child selling tissues on the streets of Afghanistan, a child with a heavy burden on small shoulders, tired eyes, an unhappy heart, and an uncertain future; a child whose money and future have been taken away, who has neither seen nor known the West, who is known only through the prejudices of others, blamed for sins he never committed, and forced to struggle simply to survive.

I have suffered deeply because of my country’s underground wealth. I have been subjected to false accusations for crimes I never committed.

Oh, West, know this: I am not your enemy.

Your enemy is right under your nose, right before your eyes.

They are the men in suits and ties...

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30/08/2026

Hewraman is beautiful. ♥️🌷☀️🌄🕊️✌🏼
Ser û çiman lalu gîyan. Bi Xwea zaravayê Goranî pir xweş e.

I drew a world for myself.In that world, Kurds spoke their mother tongue freely. No one looked down on them because of w...
29/08/2026

I drew a world for myself.

In that world, Kurds spoke their mother tongue freely. No one looked down on them because of who they were, the language they spoke, or the culture they carried. Their villages and cities were not burned to the ground. Their homes were not taken from them. Their olive trees were not uprooted and taken away to other countries. Children no longer lived in fear, and mothers no longer cried.

They were simply Kurdish.

And no one burdened them with the sins of others anymore.

I drew a world for myself.

In that world, Baloch children did not go to bed hungry. They did not have to walk barefoot, and no thorns pierced their feet. Roads had been built. Every village had electricity, hospitals, schools, and proper roads.

I drew a world for myself.

Afghan children did not go to bed hungry. They did not have to carry enormous burdens at such a young age. They were not standing on street corners, selling tissues just to survive.

I drew a world for myself.

Palestinian children were growing up.

I drew a world for myself.

African children did not go to bed hungry. They were not looked down upon. Their hands held pencils instead of being stretched out for help.

I drew a world for myself.

Rohingya children no longer ran in fear. They no longer slept in tents, wondering what tomorrow would bring.
..

I drew a world for myself.

In that world, all people had become brothers and sisters. There was no “Big Brother” anymore. It was all gone, completely.

Justice, equality, brotherhood, peace, honesty, and harmony had taken hold of the world.

Humanity was tired. Humanity was bewildered.

But, for the first time, humanity was truly happy...

♥️🕊️✌🏼

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In Akkadian:Napāḫu: to blow / to fan / to rise / to swell / to become inflated / to cool; to breathe; to kindle; to fan ...
24/08/2026

In Akkadian:
Napāḫu: to blow / to fan / to rise / to swell / to become inflated / to cool; to breathe; to kindle; to fan / to stimulate (?)

In Kurdish:
Nepixî: to blow, to inflate by blowing, to inflate, swollen, to breathe out, puffed up, aggrandizing, overplay, bloat, dilate, exaggerate, upsurge, to rise, raised
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In Assyrian:
Nāpēh: to blow, to inflate, to inflate by blowing, to swell, to breathe out

Here is a very important detail: The Ḫ in the Akkadian word Napāḫu and the Kurdish letter X Napixî represent the “kh” sound, as in English spellings such as khaki, khan, khamsin, Khalil, Khmer. In Assyrian, however, the H in Nāpēh is the ordinary H sound. Please notice the difference. ☺️

This word also exists in Aramaic, Syriac, Hebrew, and Arabic, but I don’t know whether it has as broad a range of meanings as it does in Kurdish, because I haven’t checked the dictionaries.

Napāḫu — Nepixî — Nāpēh

Ku vê bixwênin wê bê peh peha wan. 😁

Stay in peace 🕊️ ✌🏻
Have a nice day 🌷☀️🌄

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