Kurdistan, A Treasure Worth Fighting For
By Zari Nuri Briefkani My lifeline has always come from Kurdish culture. They are the songs I grew up listening to, the celebrations that
Munira Qaftan: A pioneer of Kurdish nationalism and women’s liberation
Munira Salih Abdulrahman, widely known as Munira Qaftan, stands as a towering figure in the history of Kurdish education, women’s rights advocacy, and nationalist movements.
Folklore Spotlight
Haji Maki Haji Maki, born Mohammed Maki Abdullah Marouf in 1939 in Amedi, Duhok, remains one of Kurdistan’s most cherished artists. Known by his
Kurdish trailblazer shines at bodybuilding championship
Dilkhosh Abdullah, a 33-year-old Kurdish athlete from the town of Rania, has made history by securing second place at the prestigious World Bodybuilding Championship in
The first Kurdish journey to Himalayas’ peaks
In a historic moment for Kurdish mountaineering, Dr. Nabaz Taha became the first Kurdish climber to conquer the Himalayan peaks and raise the Kurdistan flag
Kurdish dolma: A must-try dish for visitors
Kurdish dolma, a beloved dish known for its rich flavors and health benefits, has become a must-try for foreign visitors to Kurdistan. In Erbil’s bustling
Kurdish carpet weaving and its cultural significance
Kurdish carpet weaving represents a vital element of Kurdish cultural heritage, combining artistic expression, cultural identity, and traditional craftsmanship. These textiles, created for generations across
Ancient Life Unveiled: 8,000-Year-Old Pottery and Settlements Discovered in Kurdistan
According to the latest findings from archaeological work at both the Gre Asengaran and Kani Aspechan projects in the Rovya district of Dohuk governorate, two
Shepherding in Kurdistan: A tradition of heritage and resilience
Shepherding is an ancient and important part of life in Kurdistan, where it has been practiced for thousands of years. A shepherd, or shwan in