kurds destroy yezidi houses and temples in shekhan

[Vladimir]

King Ashurbanipal arab dude

Yezidi are true Kurds, their blood is more Kurds than Musli- kurd, i am Yezdi-kurd i am 100% ultra ultra kurd.


and those Arab mined Islamic tribe who attacks holly place of Lalêş, I hope Kurdistan government will punish them.
Any Kurds have right to marry other one regardless of religions.

I will say only one think to all those who claim that Yezidis are Kurds, I feel sorry for you because you are a victim or Kurdifications, but I can’t blame you because you live among kurds for many years and they are doing a great job of protecting you!!!

What are Yezidi's then? What kind of language do they speak? Arabic/Assyrian?

[abdur]

How absurd his post is, because of religious oppression there are unfortunately êzîdî who don't consider themselves as kurds.. times are changing slowly though, i hope that "Şêxan" was just a temporary setback.

About the "pure kurdishness" of the êzîdî, i agree with this in a way because their religion, culture, language and blood generally has been less influenced than the kurds who turned muslim.

[K4L_2007]

Then what were the Important Kurds that fought for kurdistans independence?

[abdur]

Being pure in this context doesn't mean "more kurdish" or "real kurdish" at all.

[K4L_2007]

stupid kurds who destroy their own ppl

[Darkseid]

King Ashurbanipal arab dude

Yezidi are true Kurds, their blood is more Kurds than Musli- kurd, i am Yezdi-kurd i am 100% ultra ultra kurd.


and those Arab mined Islamic tribe who attacks holly place of Lalêş, I hope Kurdistan government will punish them.
Any Kurds have right to marry other one regardless of religions.

You are right, religion should not divide people upon marriage. Religion should be associated as a private institution. One should not have to convert in order to marry someone that they love.

[sicpit]

Yezidi are mostly Kurds, this is true, however the Sheik Caste has lots of semetic blood in them. Sheik Adi ibn Musifar(rip) was born in Lebanon, he did have some kurdish blood though... I actually found a great book about Sheik Adi ibn Musifar.. He was a very spiritual man

http://www.pen-kurd.org/englizi/zorab/zorab-SheikhAdi-Sufizm.html

[Diri]

Sicpit - what is "Zorab"???

It says so twice in the link you gave...

"Zorab/Zorab..."

[sicpit]

Sicpit - what is "Zorab"???

It says so twice in the link you gave...

"Zorab/Zorab..."

I am pretty sure thats the authors name. Dr. Zorab, can you give me where it says it in context please?

[Diri]

Sicpit - what is "Zorab"???

It says so twice in the link you gave...

"Zorab/Zorab..."

I am pretty sure thats the authors name. Dr. Zorab, can you give me where it says it in context please?

Hey thanks

You're right - it's Dr. Zourab Aloian

He's my name sake... Except I spell my name differently...

[sicpit]

Sicpit - what is "Zorab"???

It says so twice in the link you gave...

"Zorab/Zorab..."

I am pretty sure thats the authors name. Dr. Zorab, can you give me where it says it in context please?

Hey thanks

You're right - it's Dr. Zourab Aloian

He's my name sake... Except I spell my name differently...

No problem, the only thing that sucks about that ebook is trying to find resources. Damn it' s hard, and when I find it, it's either from this book, or it's written in Kurnanci :@ I was mostly looking for the books they referance. There is one book Sheik 'Adi wrote in Bahgdad, and I am pretty sure it's written in arabic, as the title is 100% arabic. I try and find a translated version online, or atleast an arabic one, that I could use google translate, but nothing :'(