Sîlav Resort, Amedi — Kurdistan
Where summer rests under the shade of ancient walnut & oriental plane trees (Gîz û Çinar) & icy waters rush through the laughter of the crowd 🍃
There's no archaeological evidence or trace of a monastery in the Laliş valley (as should be expected if it was "converted" from one). Moreover, the claim stems from a single 15th-century text that is described as a forgery in the very sources this person shared in replies. (1/3)
@rojavanewsnetw I dont know if you can read Arabic but it looks more like "Ezidkhan" than "Erzincan". I see no R at the beginning or N and C in the middle. Erzincan doesnt even border Diyarbakir for it to be called Diyarbakir highlands. Your translation is incorrect too
https://t.co/GIztc4NKlf
Translation of the excerpt: "In pursuit of imposing obedience on the descipable tribes & Kurds in the highlands of Diyarbakir, known as Êzîdxan, war was waged against some, & discipline was imposed on others. Remaining groups were dealt with through security and leniency. (2/3)
@mazizkolik69 @ThusSpokeKurdi Religious Yezidis still observe the fast. 40 days in summer and 40 in winter. I recommend reading on this website
https://t.co/cYXzPhNYDV
@bas20217 @Jaban_alkurdi@sidr4li @Rozekurdno His own people loved saddam. This only changed because they became losers. Here below you can see them celebrating his birthday.
As for bedirxan beg, i shit on his grave, he shouldnt have started the war against us first.
https://t.co/5mRyH9sQkc
"choose to be ruled by arabs" when every ezidi village was helping peshmerga during ba'athist era and facing arabization, here were muslim kurds celebrating saddam's birthday. muslim kurds should stop acting like they are saints, they have more jashes among them than we have
@murad_ismael As someone who was deported myself, I believe we should shift our focus toward rebuilding our homeland and securing a future on our own land. While I am grateful to countries like Germany for their support, they were never meant to be our permanent homes.
@SemireXalti @bumabehdinan @asteraex@kurdishmuwahhid I did not want to return to Zakho but to shut this little sindi gypsy kid up I will pay a visit to that zakho hotel where his mother works.
@bumabehdinan @SemireXalti@asteraex@kurdishmuwahhid Being an iraqchi is still better than being a pakistani qarach street beggar who ra pes children and kills their women.