KURDSHOP

Exhibition of an Artist from East Kurdistan in Erbil

Kurdish Clothes in the Eyes of Tourists from 1501 to 1979 - Part 2

The Zilan Valley Massacre – Part 10

Zilan Valley Massacre – Part 9

Kurdish Clothes in the Eyes of the Tourists from 1501 to 1979 - Part 1

Kurdish Women's Jewelry and Accessories from Foreign Tourists' Viewpoint

Happy Newroz and Kurdish New Year

Happy Third Kurdshop Anniversary

The Castle of Nabi Huri

Kurdish Cinema Conference in Marivan

Ilam, the Capital of Kurdistan Province in "Nezhal-Qolub By Hamdallah Mustofi"

Some Questions about the Relationship Between the Kurds and the Sassanids

Congratulations on the Kurds' Victory Over Fascism in North Kurdistan

Language and Literature

05 March 14:09

A Brief Article about "Khate Khanim" Novel by Ali Abdul Rahman

Aras Hasso

27 February 01:11

The Kurdish Poet Who Changed the Form and Content of Persian Poetry

Peshawa Kurdistani

Culture and Tradition

Kurdish Clothes in the Eyes of Tourists from 1501 to 1979 - Part 2

Chia Azizi

Kurdish Clothes in the Eyes of the Tourists from 1501 to 1979 - Part 1

Chia Azizi

Kurdish Women's Jewelry and Accessories from Foreign Tourists' Viewpoint

Chia Azizi

Curses and Prayers Among Kurdish Women of Kobane - Part 2 (Final part)

Fatma Atto

News

25 June 22:11

Exhibition of an Artist from East Kurdistan in Erbil

An exhibition of the works of Mashallah Mohammadi (Arez), an artist from East Kurdistan, has been opened in Erbil.

05 April 18:31

Congratulations on the Kurds' Victory Over Fascism in North Kurdistan

In recent days, the Kurdish nation in North Kurdistan recorded two major victories. The first was the victory of the Kurdish Party DEM Party in the municipal elections and the rule of 85 municipalities, especially the municipalities of 11 major cities in North Kurdistan.

Arts

Zara, The Foundation of Kurdish Cinema

Arez Mostafaei

A Short Article about the Art of Singing

Zara Ali

The History of Kurdish Theater - Part 4

Organology – Part 13 (Tar)

Hawar Hawraman

Famous Kurdish Figures

Mohammed Awraz; The Most Famous Kurdish Mountaineer

Farzad Kamangar and the Struggle for the Kurdish Language

Biography of Kurdish writer and Novelist Halim Yousef

Biography of Kurdish Artist Timav Kobani

Geography

Zrebar, the Largest Freshwater Lake in the World

Koya, an Important Political, Economic, and Cultural City

Akre, an Ancient City and the Capital of Kurdish Newroz

Razaw, the Capital of Hawraman Lords

History

Ilam, the Capital of Kurdistan Province in "Nezhal-Qolub By Hamdallah Mustofi"

Author: Esmail Shams

Some Questions about the Relationship Between the Kurds and the Sassanids

Author: Esmail Shams

The Zilan Valley Massacre – Part 10

Zainal Abedin Znar

Sport

03 October 23:58

The Impacts of Exercising on Children's Psychological, physical, Social Behavior and Educational Conditions

Most of the experts in the children's studies field believe that it is necessary for children to have physical exercises from a young age and kindergartens are one of those places where physical activities for children must be taken seriously.

29 August 12:22

A Kurdish Athlete Won the Gold Medal at the Georgia International Kickboxing Tournament

This Kurdish athlete won the gold medal in the final against a host country athlete and was named the most technical athlete of the tournament.

Technology

Making a Robotic Brain in Italy with the Help of a Kurdish Expert Woman

Vian Khishkar

A Kind of 3-Million-Year-Old Blind-Mole Rat Discovered in the North Part of Kurdistan

The new species of mice known as "Talpa hakkariensis" and "Talpa davidiana tatvanisis" are mammals.

A Kurdish Doctor Invents an Artificial Heart

In Gever, North part of Kurdistan, a Shepherd Built a Car

Economy

Rebar Production in the South Part of Kurdistan

Hani Murtaza

Seventy Percent of Energy Saving Lightbulbs are Manufactured in Baneh in the East Part of Kurdistan in Iran

Kani Mariwan

The Looting of Natural Resources in the East Part of Kurdistan Continues

Roj Qaderi

Health

12 March 23:48

Breast Cancer Diseases

Nadia Rasoul

27 February 01:00

Women and Uterus Cancer

Uterus cancer is one of the most common types of cancer among women. Knowledge about the symptoms and early recognition has a great impact on treatment. Abnormal bleeding is the most common sign of uterine cancer.

Sociality

Individual Health is Equal to the Health of the Society

Roj Qaderi

The Critical State of Youth Mental Health in Iran and the East Part of Kurdistan

Roj Qaderi

Children's Development and Its Stages

Kaziwa Rashi

Negative Effects of Technology on Children

Kaziwa Rashi

Library

The Kurds

Mehrdad R. Izady

Prehistoric Archeology Along the Zagros Flanks

THE ORIENTAL INSTITUTE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

TO MESOPOTAMIA AND KURDISTAN IN DISGUISE

E. B. SOANE

Kurdistan An Invisible Nation

The Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI)

Gallery

Second Zara Award Ceremony for The Kurdish Language

Zara Award Ceremony for The Kurdish Language

Zara Award

Kurdish Names for Children

Hawre

Friend, people who think the same or similar.

Gabriyas

He was a Median commander who was in charge of a pedestrian army in Cyrus Achaemenid.

Glara

The apple of the eye, eyesight.

Khazr

A river in Kurdistan.

Danar

The founder and the builder.

Qandil/ Ghandil

1. Snow, icicle; 2. Lampstand, a lamp hanging from the ceiling.

Wera

1. Evening; 2. Analyze a meaning; 3. Brave,

Smko

It is a short form for Smayil (Ismail); In Kurdish, the letter O (ۆ) is a suffix for male and means love to little ones, such as Dimo, Jamo, and Smko; Smko is the nickname of Smayil Agha Shkak, who was the chief of the Shkak tribe in East Kurdistan who revolted against the Reza Shah's government in the hope of liberating Kurdistan and fought against the Iranian army. On June 20, 1930, he was shot by Reza Khan's soldiers and was martyred for the liberation of Kurdistan. Smayil Sharifzadeh, who was killed by Reza Pahlavi's soldiers in Darena near Bana city, was called Smko.

Rangina

The plural of color, colorful, beautiful.

Malo

1. The flowers and plants cut, tied, and wrapped as gifts; 2. Harvested plants, cut with a knife in the fields or forests, are put in rows, then gathered and used for the winter for the cattle.

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