Kurdistan places high value on drying fruits
The people of Kurdistan attach great importance to drying fruits: evenings are used as a remedy for hosting guests Most fruits can be dried and...
Category : Art & Culture
Mir Khanzad of Soran: A trailblazing Kurdish woman leader
A pioneering female leader who shaped Kurdish identity and resilience Mir Khanzad of Soran stands out as a significant figure in the history of Kurdistan....
Adnan Karim
Adnan Karim is one of the most celebrated Kurdish musicians in Kurdistan. Born in 1963 in Kirkuk, an oil-rich and historic town in the Kurdistan...
Kolabal and Faranji: A thousand-year tradition in Kurdistan
The kolabal, also referred to as pastak or faranji, is a centuries-old woolen garment that holds deep cultural significance for the Kurdish people, particularly the...
Hiran and Nazanin
Whenever the name of Hiran comes, the name of Nazanin village comes along. There are different speculations and interpretations when it comes to the name...
UNESCO adds Hegmataneh as a new archaeological
Ancient Median capital Hegmataneh recognized for Its historical significance On July 27, 2024, UNESCO officially added the historic city of Hegmataneh to its list of...
Kurdish heritage, Hollywood dreams: Hayman Homer’s star power
Bridging cultures and inspiring global change through the soft power of cinema and dedicated humanitarian activism efforts Hayman Homer, an American actor, film producer, and...
The legacy of Rewşen Bedirx
A beacon of Kurdish enlightenment and women’s rights The Bedirxan family has long been at the forefront of Kurdish history, contributing significantly to the intellectual...
Ahmed Salar
Theater artist Ahmed Salar was born in Sulaymaniyah on June 20, 1947. He completed his elementary, middle, and high school education in Sulaymaniyah. He began...
Dandok: A Kurdish winter delicacy
The Kurdish people are among the oldest and most authentic cultures in the region and the world. They have managed to preserve their authenticity across...