Allani Queen of Hori for the Kurdish world
Allani, known as the "Queen of the World" played a central role in the religious system and universe of ancient nations of Zagroz and Tawroz mountain areas
As a major goddess of the Panteon Horizons - one of the oldest Zagros language nations in the Near East. Alani's figure transcends between life and death, confusion and chaos, memory and forgetfulness. Her presence in religious texts from horizontal sources and even Mizopotamia, indicates a goddess whose influence over language and cultural boundaries, from the heart of the methanic lands to the near-east and extensive extension.
Allani's name derived from the hori word for "lady", is not only a title but a reflection of superiority over the dead. Contrary to the view of the underworld sanctions seen in later Ibrahim traditions, the concept of the horizons for afterlife that Allani presidency was more courteous and judicial.She was not a god of pain, but a god of equality-ensuring that dead souls are judged rightly and kept in accordance with their actions
Allani cultures in some areas where the horizons reside, especially in areas of today's Kurdistan, - which is the heart of the ancient world of Zagrozi, shows. This geographical collapse with Kurdish ancestors, is a continuation of the predicted cultural.
Many scientists of today admit that Kurds are the cultural and languages of several ancient mountain nations, including the horizons, the gurds and the lulubis. The remainder of some legendary and religious themes - especially in the Yarsan traditional frames, the righteous, the Yazidi and even the influential Kurds of Zardasht - indicates the deep memories of our ancestors.
In the later legend of Mesopotamia, Allani was often associated with Ereshkigal, the Somali goddess of the underground world.
This mixture focuses more on the nature of the ancient belief system and the relationship between divine personalities. Her presence in the texts and the AKD as a character of a goddess lady, reveals her vast importance outside the Horizon culture. In some hori anthem, the Allanes of the goddess of the Earth appear, referring to participation in universe course of death and renewal, reclaiming the seasonal rhythms of agricultural life that are the center of ancient mountain communities.
In addition, Kurdish traditions, especially those seen among Yarsan and Yazidi religions, include a sacred school of women connected to death, judgment and saving souls. While these traditions have evolved and syncritism throughout the centuries, they may have lighter places and less alien architecture, which are protected by signal transparency not word worship.
Academically, Allani represents more than legendary characters—she is a cultural bond that man can spot through the spiritual world of ancient Zagroz nations. Her roles as a protector of the dead, a justice referee and underworld superiority, ties to the extensive traditions of Zagrozi and Mizopotamia, while local contents are strongly rooted in the matrix of Kurdish ancestors.
Finally, Allani stands as a symbol of continuity between the past and the present of the Kurds. While scientists explore Kurdish cultural roots, personalities like Allani provide not only historical perspective but spiritual inspiration.
A time to remind us that the mountains of Kurdistan were not only the home of early civilization, but also a rich and divine complexity that conceived the worldly moral and metaphysics of the nation. It's been a long time.
Ari horky
