Hospitals in S.kurdistan

[alan131210]

i happen to know some Lebanese as well and they consider kurds the "ancestors of salahadin" lol .

[jjmuneer]

i happen to know some Lebanese as well and they consider kurds the "ancestors of salahadin" lol .

Whats wrong with that?

[alan131210]

i happen to know some Lebanese as well and they consider kurds the "ancestors of salahadin" lol .

Whats wrong with that?

what is wrong with what ? do you have a short memory or something ?

[jjmuneer]

i happen to know some Lebanese as well and they consider kurds the "ancestors of salahadin" lol .

Whats wrong with that?

what is wrong with what ? do you have a short memory or something ?

Did I miss something?

[alan131210]

yes you did

[talsor]

Saladin placed the word Kurd in the less modern history, we can now see the influences of his KURDISH empire. And we should be thankful for that. We can use that for our advantage. Often you can see romans forts and other buildings and how far their empire stretched. This is the same thing with saladins empire, where we can find forts, bulidng built by his kurdish empire in Syria, turkey etc. This shows the world the hsitory and the influence of kurds in Islam.

I think you are making the same mistake most kurds are making . There was no such thing as "kurdish empire " in Syria . Salahdin was a great leader in the arabs /Islamic empire .

[jjmuneer]

yes you did

I don't understand...
You found Lebanese people calling you ancestor of Saladin laughable?

[jjmuneer]

Saladin placed the word Kurd in the less modern history, we can now see the influences of his KURDISH empire. And we should be thankful for that. We can use that for our advantage. Often you can see romans forts and other buildings and how far their empire stretched. This is the same thing with saladins empire, where we can find forts, bulidng built by his kurdish empire in Syria, turkey etc. This shows the world the hsitory and the influence of kurds in Islam.

I think you are making the same mistake most kurds are making . There was no such thing as "kurdish empire " in Syria . Salahdin was a great leader in the arabs /Islamic empire .

True but he was the head of it at one point, and he did have Kurds in the higher positions of the empire

[alan131210]

yes you did

I don't understand...
You found Lebanese people calling you ancestor of Saladin laughable?

no i don't i don't mind it as we can use this to our advantage , into getting more non iraqi arabs to support our cause.

[jjmuneer]

yes you did

I don't understand...
You found Lebanese people calling you ancestor of Saladin laughable?

no i don't i don't mind it as we can use this to our advantage , into getting more non iraqi arabs to support our cause.

Oh lol that is what you meant. I think I wrote a comment, and you responded to it, but I forgot to check back. That is why I was confused. We should have a hostipal called Cyxaraes, I'd get injured just to go to that

[alan131210]

you do know that he is mentioned in our national anthem right ?

[jjmuneer]

you do know that he is mentioned in our national anthem right ?

Why wouldn't I lol? That is why I think our national anthem shouldn't change. However I think the rhythm or tune should slightly change into a more warlike anthem. No offence to the Kurdish beat, but it isn't really "national anthem material".

[unitedkurdistan]

Saladin placed the word Kurd in the less modern history, we can now see the influences of his KURDISH empire. And we should be thankful for that. We can use that for our advantage. Often you can see romans forts and other buildings and how far their empire stretched. This is the same thing with saladins empire, where we can find forts, bulidng built by his kurdish empire in Syria, turkey etc. This shows the world the hsitory and the influence of kurds in Islam.

I think you are making the same mistake most kurds are making . There was no such thing as "kurdish empire " in Syria . Salahdin was a great leader in the arabs /Islamic empire .

I have to dissagree at some point. It doesn't matter what saladin fought for but he was seen as kurd and so was his family who ruled the islamic world. To example today you can see castles having names like: Hisn al Akrad, meaning the "Castle of the Kurds" or the Citadel of Aleppo, there many MORE examples. This is the influence of our past history. And we shouldn't turn our back on it but use it and be proud of it.

[alan131210]

06/06/2012 08:28

ERBIL, June 6 (AKnews)- Imad Ahmed, deputy for Kurdistan Region Government (KRG)'s prime minister, laid the foundation stone of the $36m Hiwa Hospital for Children yesterday evening in a ceremony.

naxoshxanai fryakawtnThe 150-bed charity hospital will be constructed on 35,000 square kilometers and from KRG's budget, KRG website reported.

The hospital with the assistance of KRG Ministry of Health will serve the cases from the prenatal until the adolescence period, said Dr. Ranj Shawes, the supervisor for the project.

In his statement at the ceremony Deputy PM Imad Ahmed said the project will not only benefit Erbil but also the entire Kurdistan.

He counted the project as another achievement of KRG, made possible through the security in the region.

Ahmed invited the construction companies to invest not only in housing projects but also in health sector.

AKnews

[Sinjar]

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