The Kurdish Project

A collaborative effort to educate people on Kurdish values, culture and history.

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Women in Mahabad now have a dedicated music classroom where they can learn, connect, and celebrate Kurdish musical heritage! Spaces like this are growing and critical to supporting women’s voices. https://t.co/AAeBbhzNJL

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Erbil is taking an important step to protect its historic neighborhoods and cultural sites, ensuring the stories, spaces, and traditions that shape the city aren’t lost.
We’re glad to see this commitment to preserving heritage for future generations! https://t.co/qpnTzpeg8Y

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Kurdish actor & children’s theater pioneer Nouzad Haji Shusha (“Nono”) announced plans to launch a Children’s Theater Festival in Erbil, marking a major step forward for children’s arts in Kurdistan after decades of work in schools and theater. Read more: https://t.co/xzCFBPetqk

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At the heart of Erbil, the Kurdistan flag rises high above the Parliament building on Kurdistan Flag Day—a symbol of history, sacrifices, and the enduring hope and unity of the Kurdistan people

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On Kurdistan’s Flag Day, we raise more than a flag. We raise hope, resilience, and a promise: we choose peace, and we never bow to oppression.

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Kurdish painter Akram Bakr opened his first solo show in Erbil, featuring 32 stunning works. The exhibition runs for three days at Media Gallery in Erbil. A must‑see for anyone who loves nature and art! https://t.co/7flF7ifaHa

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A 2,700-year-old Assyrian winged bull has been unearthed in Nineveh, discovered inside King Esarhaddon’s palace at Prophet Yunus’ mosque.

Archaeologists call it one of the most beautiful of its kind. https://t.co/l5RVRAK1NZ

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#Erbil’s 200-year-old Arab Quarter is being revived!

Historic homes are being restored and turned into a manuscript museum and art gallery, protecting Kurdish heritage and honoring the neighborhood’s past. https://t.co/SzO2lZtizW

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@Rudawkurdish's latest documentary uncovers Duhok’s rich archaeological heritage—from ancient schools to Mesopotamian ruins—reminding us why #Kurdistan is truly the cradle of civilizations. https://t.co/0GyFPKCURo

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The 5th Slemani International Film Festival concluded with 19 awards celebrating Kurdish and international filmmakers. “Harsh Land and Distant Sky” swept five honors, as the festival highlighted the power of language and cultural identity in cinema. https://t.co/SyZ5a6VyJH

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Kurdish families gathered to revive traditional games in Germany—children raced, played, and learned cultural traditions passed down through generations, keeping heritage alive in the diaspora. https://t.co/X2NBNfPdAG

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From Kurdistan to Liverpool, a family has turned coffee into a bridge between cultures. At Bêkes Café, named after beloved poet Sherko Bêkes, every cup of qazwan carries Kurdish heritage, memory, and resilience—serving community with every pour. https://t.co/IAXpOnU2dS

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In Duhok, three Kurdish artists are weaving the past into visions of the future—from reimagined traditions to a conceptual currency for a free Kurdistan. Their exhibition, Three Perspectives, One Vision, shows how art can carry a nation’s hopes forward. https://t.co/mJhFCRVOsQ

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The art world bids farewell to Mahmoud Farshchian, a visionary master who redefined Persian miniature painting by blending tradition with boundless innovation. His work—from The Evening of Ashura to vibrant modern compositions—will continue to inspire. https://t.co/sbQK1vyGp1

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Proud to share this inspiring story of how renowned Kurdish artist Luqman Ahmed is showcasing Kurdish culture in Washington—blending heritage and creativity in every stroke. And a special shoutout to Luqman, who's brought this vision to life on our team! https://t.co/5sYfMjdztO

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Kurdish calligraphers in Erbil are proving that tradition can flourish alongside technology. They’re blending centuries-old artistry with modern tools—preserving cultural heritage while bringing it to new audiences. https://t.co/V0308XqxVP

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Kurdish artist Hama Hashim has published three new books exploring art and aesthetics—adding fresh perspectives to Kurdish creative thought and theory.

Read more here: https://t.co/ys9ZMMeYm3

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At just 24, Heshu Haval has become one of the UK’s few Kurdish commercial airline pilots, flying across 45 countries and breaking barriers in the skies. https://t.co/3kfAOMpDFK

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Kurdistan’s Erbil Citadel has been named the 2024 Arab Capital of Tourism. A symbol of history, resilience, and culture, the ancient site will now welcome the world as a top destination in the Arab tourism calendar. https://t.co/6zLo19d1QJ

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After a devastating fire, Erbil’s historic Qaysari Bazaar has been fully restored—reviving one of the city’s most beloved cultural and economic landmarks. https://t.co/Vl1tpa0zhO