Kurdish women (general talk)

[talsor]

Well economically it is smart though keeping gold as a means of physical assets. In EK gold is also kept by families alot, but not indivually, as in just women, as a whole family or tribe we have gold kept Why do you think we Faylis are the "jews" of Kurdistan?

That is just what faylis say , but every knows that hewleris are the jews of Kurdistan .I'm telling you no one can surpass them period .

Trust me my friend, my dad said if I don't get rich or become a economist he'll disown me(his just kiddng lol), but that is how we are. If were not economists, were head of some company. For Halweris well I don't know, but I do visit this year, I'll have to look at all the gold and count it up, if you know what I mean

You do not get it do you ? Faylis have to go to school to become ecomomist , but hewleris are born with a calculator in their hand and their woman are born with DIGIWEIGH Digital Jewelry Scale.

[jjmuneer]

Oh no lol, I missed that part

[talsor]

Meryem Khan (1904 Shirnak – 1949 Bagdad) Known as the first female artist to record Kurdish songs. She recorded nearly 200 songs for the famous Baghdad radio in the 40s. Her songs have been sung by generations of Kurdish female artists.
Known quote: “I cant live without art”.

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Margaret Giwargis (- 1969) “The Assyrian Lioness”.
One of the first female fighters in the history of the Kurdish resistance. She quickly asserted herself as a capable fighter, commanding at the head of an otherwise all-male unit. ”Kurdish leaders deftly transformed her into a local version of Joan of Arc and handed out portraits of her to the peshmergas who carried her photos into battle as a talisman.”



Zarife Khanim with her husband legendary Alisher. They where fighters in the resistance led by Seyid Riza that attempted to maintain a Kurdish self-government in Dersim. The uprising was brutally crushed by the new builded Turkish state and according to sources approximately 300 000 civilians were murdered in the genocide in Dersim. Zarife Khanim and Alisher were first executed without trial and then beheaded in 1937.

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Berivan, the legendary leader of the uprising in Cizire 1992. March 21 1992 the people in Cizire braved the long-standing Turkish state of emergency that banned Newroz and took to the streets during military bombardments. According to official records 57 Kurdish civilians were killed by Turkish security forces that day in Cizire. The uprising in Cizire became the spark that spread to other cities in northern Kurdistan. The Kurdish people have to do a lot of resistance to make the Newroz-celebration possible one day…

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women BDP-candidates were elected to Turkey’s parliament by the Kurdish people in the 2011 elections: Sebahat Tuncel, Pervin Buldan, Aysel Tuğluk, Leyla Zana, Nursel Aydoğan, Emine Ayna, Mülkiye Birtane, Ayla Akat Ata, Gültan Kışanak, Selma Irmak, Gülser Yıldırım.

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[img]Beritan Gulnaz Karatas from Bingol (1971-1992). Maybe the prime symbol of the Kurdish women freedom fighters.
Countless number of songs have been made about her and countless number of baby girls are named after her.[/img]

[kurd-sthanam]

wow kak talsor, spas, i was copping now these photos i saw you have posted. thanks to our heval who made a beautiful blog. http://shilansaidi.com/

[talsor]

wow kak talsor, spas, i was copping now these photos i saw you have posted. thanks to our heval who made a beautiful blog. http://shilansaidi.com/

be ser cew heval
probably made by a kurdish woman .

[kurd-sthanam]

[kurd-sthanam]

wow kak talsor, spas, i was copping now these photos i saw you have posted. thanks to our heval who made a beautiful blog. http://shilansaidi.com/

be ser cew heval
probably made by a kurdish woman .

hahaha yes of course kurdish woman bremin

[talsor]

and let us not forget Kulka Xan who is done more for Kurd and Kurdistan than any one else I know .

[jjmuneer]

Meryem Khan (1904 Shirnak – 1949 Bagdad) Known as the first female artist to record Kurdish songs. She recorded nearly 200 songs for the famous Baghdad radio in the 40s. Her songs have been sung by generations of Kurdish female artists.
Known quote: “I cant live without art”.

Was she a fayli?

[kurd-sthanam]

Meryem Khan (1904 Shirnak – 1949 Bagdad) Known as the first female artist to record Kurdish songs. She recorded nearly 200 songs for the famous Baghdad radio in the 40s. Her songs have been sung by generations of Kurdish female artists.
Known quote: “I cant live without art”.

Was she a fayli?

Meryem Khan (1904 Shirnak – 1949 Bagdad).

she is born in shirnex(sirnak) NK.