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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: burnsss » Sat May 26, 2012 10:46 am

I hope we'll have a new great leader soon from the next generation. Our current leaders have become to passive and i doubt they will declare independence. Sad but reality.
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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: unitedkurdistan » Sat May 26, 2012 4:10 pm

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.

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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: Rando » Sat May 26, 2012 4:40 pm

i agree. He was a great leader which name is known all over the islamic world. the Eagle of Saladin is still in the Egyptian coat of arms and KRG coat of arms.
Here in norway,we have religion class. I remember we had a chapter about salahadin (the chapter was called "saladin,den store kurdiske leder" which means "salahadin,the great kurdish leader").in the chapter were also 6 pages about kurdistan and our struggle (where they told everything that we have gone trough and are going trough). if it wasen`t for salahadin,kurds would have been much less known around the world.
We should be proud of salahadin,just like the corsicans are proud of napoleon.
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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: jjmuneer » Sat May 26, 2012 4:52 pm

You have to remember though, Saladin didn't fight for the Kurds. He fought for Islam.
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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: Rando » Sat May 26, 2012 5:00 pm

yes,you are right. but we should still be proud of him. and thanks to him, 10x more people know who kurds are :)
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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: jjmuneer » Sat May 26, 2012 5:05 pm

Rando wrote:yes,you are right. but we should still be proud of him. and thanks to him, 10x more people know who kurds are :)

Eactly my point bro :) Kurds who deny Saladin being Kurdish or that he isn't an icon of the Kurds, or atleast one icon of the Kurds is just plain ignorant. I mean I'd put Saladin up the top with Cyraxeres. No one can deny he was a great military strategist. Funny thing is we actually gave Islam a good name back then, if it wasn't for Saladin's mercy to the crusaders, then history would be different today I thin.
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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: alan131210 » Sat May 26, 2012 5:11 pm

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yes he did fight for islam "then" not for kurds , but what these guys are saying is , we can now use it to our advantage for him been a kurd , and i can see the logic behind it . i once met an old man he was from lebanon , he started speaking arabic to me i stopped him and said sorry my friend but i am no arab , he looked very surprised and said "what are you then" i told him i was kurdish he then said "your a descendant of salahadini ayubi, it is an honor to meet you my son".

see even though he fought for islam "then" but his kurdishness "today" his kurdish root is starting to be used more widely which is good for us .

p.s. the Feylis put up the picture of imam ali on their walls who is an arab , i think muslim kurds should start using pictures of Salahadin and be proud of it since he was a kurd , as majority of our society are muslims anyway . just my 2 cents thought.
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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: crazyhorse » Sat May 26, 2012 5:16 pm

jjmuneer wrote:
Rando wrote:yes,you are right. but we should still be proud of him. and thanks to him, 10x more people know who kurds are :)

Eactly my point bro :) Kurds who deny Saladin being Kurdish or that he isn't an icon of the Kurds, or atleast one icon of the Kurds is just plain ignorant. I mean I'd put Saladin up the top with Cyraxeres. No one can deny he was a great military strategist. Funny thing is we actually gave Islam a good name back then, if it wasn't for Saladin's mercy to the crusaders, then history would be different today I thin.


Yeah, I know. Back then, Islam was probably the most liberal/free religion (compared to other religions/countries). And that was greatly thanks to Saladin, because he showed mercy to his prisoners and didn't kill them (exactly like Peshmerga). So we can conclude: the religion of Islam was only a 'peacefull' (no religion is 'peacefull') religion when a Kurd was ruling because even then, 1000 years ago, a Kurd was/is more civilized then most Arab muslims today...

And yeah he was a great leader. Everyone sympathized him, even their enemy.

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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: jjmuneer » Sat May 26, 2012 5:20 pm

alan131210 wrote:jj

yes he did fight for islam "then" not for kurds , but what these guys are saying is , we can now use it to our advantage for him been a kurd , and i can see the logic behind it . i once met an old man he was from lebanon , he started speaking arabic to me i stopped him and said sorry my friend but i am no arab , he looked very surprised and said "what are you then" i told him i was kurdish he then said "your a descendant of salahadini ayubi, it is an honor to meet you my son".

see even though he fought for islam "then" but his kurdishness "today" his kurdish root is starting to be used more widely which is good for us .

p.s. the Feylis put up the picture of imam ali on their walls who is an arab , i think muslim kurds should start using pictures of Salahadin and be proud of it since he was a kurd , as majority of our society are muslims anyway . just my 2 cents thought.

Very true. Though I don't know if you know this, but Lebanese Arabs are different from other Arabs, they are more respectable towards Kurds. Even Palestianians feel our pain. Though it is a shame not every Kurd conducts him or herself like Saladin did, if you know what I mean and to what Kurds I talk about. ;)

Response to your PS: Yes it would be great to have pictures of Saladin on our walls, the problem is I don't think anyone manufactors potraits of him on mass. When I saw Saladin's picture, he looked like me and my uncle(in my avatar picture). His long sharp nose, hawk eyes and olive skinned. :)
Oh bro it is not just Feylis who put pictures of Imam Ali, other shias do it aswell, and so do Alevis who are also technically a shia sub-branch. Plus it is not based on his ethnicity, merely religon.
I think we should also try and get potraits of Cyaxeres our great Median kind. Just look at Persians who use Cyrus the great on their walls.( He wasn't even Persian, he was half Kurdish)
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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: jjmuneer » Sat May 26, 2012 5:24 pm

crazyhorse wrote:
jjmuneer wrote:
Rando wrote:yes,you are right. but we should still be proud of him. and thanks to him, 10x more people know who kurds are :)

Eactly my point bro :) Kurds who deny Saladin being Kurdish or that he isn't an icon of the Kurds, or atleast one icon of the Kurds is just plain ignorant. I mean I'd put Saladin up the top with Cyraxeres. No one can deny he was a great military strategist. Funny thing is we actually gave Islam a good name back then, if it wasn't for Saladin's mercy to the crusaders, then history would be different today I thin.


Yeah, I know. Back then, Islam was probably the most liberal/free religion (compared to other religions/countries). And that was greatly thanks to Saladin, because he showed mercy to his prisoners and didn't kill them (exactly like Peshmerga). So we can conclude: the religion of Islam was only a 'peacefull' (no religion is 'peacefull') religion when a Kurd was ruling because even then, 1000 years ago, a Kurd was/is more civilized then most Arab muslims today...

And yeah he was a great leader. Everyone sympathized him, even their enemy.

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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: alan131210 » Sat May 26, 2012 5:25 pm

jj

Cayxesrew does have a portrait i have seen them in KRG , and yes we need to start making some for Salahadin , but a good looking one like Imam Ali :D.
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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: unitedkurdistan » Sat May 26, 2012 7:20 pm

jjmuneer wrote:
alan131210 wrote:jj

yes he did fight for islam "then" not for kurds , but what these guys are saying is , we can now use it to our advantage for him been a kurd , and i can see the logic behind it . i once met an old man he was from lebanon , he started speaking arabic to me i stopped him and said sorry my friend but i am no arab , he looked very surprised and said "what are you then" i told him i was kurdish he then said "your a descendant of salahadini ayubi, it is an honor to meet you my son".

see even though he fought for islam "then" but his kurdishness "today" his kurdish root is starting to be used more widely which is good for us .

p.s. the Feylis put up the picture of imam ali on their walls who is an arab , i think muslim kurds should start using pictures of Salahadin and be proud of it since he was a kurd , as majority of our society are muslims anyway . just my 2 cents thought.

Very true. Though I don't know if you know this, but Lebanese Arabs are different from other Arabs, they are more respectable towards Kurds. Even Palestianians feel our pain. Though it is a shame not every Kurd conducts him or herself like Saladin did, if you know what I mean and to what Kurds I talk about. ;)

Response to your PS: Yes it would be great to have pictures of Saladin on our walls, the problem is I don't think anyone manufactors potraits of him on mass. When I saw Saladin's picture, he looked like me and my uncle(in my avatar picture). His long sharp nose, hawk eyes and olive skinned. :)
Oh bro it is not just Feylis who put pictures of Imam Ali, other shias do it aswell, and so do Alevis who are also technically a shia sub-branch. Plus it is not based on his ethnicity, merely religon.
I think we should also try and get potraits of Cyaxeres our great Median kind. Just look at Persians who use Cyrus the great on their walls.( He wasn't even Persian, he was half Kurdish)


Yes, lebanese are very friendly towards kurds aswell as many palestinians. I also know some lebanese and they are very respectful and friendly towards us kurds.

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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: Cewlik » Sat May 26, 2012 10:07 pm

unitedkurdistan wrote:Yes, lebanese are very friendly towards kurds aswell as many palestinians. I also know some lebanese and they are very respectful and friendly towards us kurds.


Can you stop with you arab propaganda please? Do you want to turn this to an arab forum?
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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: unitedkurdistan » Sun May 27, 2012 12:49 am

Cewlik wrote:
unitedkurdistan wrote:Yes, lebanese are very friendly towards kurds aswell as many palestinians. I also know some lebanese and they are very respectful and friendly towards us kurds.


Can you stop with you arab propaganda please? Do you want to turn this to an arab forum?


OMFG. Are you serious. What if I find libanese friendly towards kurds, is that wrong? You're an epic racist. You're just like saddam who would like to exterminate an entire ethnic population just because of their backround.

I can get an feeling of that you and Kanirash are brothers. Perhaps you're ww2boy.

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Re: Hospitals in S.kurdistan

PostAuthor: Cewlik » Sun May 27, 2012 1:44 pm

unitedkurdistan wrote:You're just like saddam who would like to exterminate an entire ethnic population just because of their backround.


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