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👫 Asenath Barzani
Asenath Barzani, Born to Samuel Ben Nathanel halevi in 1590 CE in the Kurdish city of Mosul in Southern Kurdistan. She was raised by her father Samuel who taught her Kabbalah and excused her from all daily tasks that other young girl her age usually did. She dedicated her life to studying and memorizing the Holy words of God. Asenath was quoted by Rabbi Tirzah Firestone, The Receiving; Recovering Feminine Wisdom p. 112 as saying “Never in my life did I step outside of my home. I was the daughter
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📝 Turkey v Syria's Kurds: The short, medium and long story
The Turkish military has launched a major cross-border operation in north-eastern Syria against a Kurdish-led militia alliance allied to the United States.
The move came after US troops, who relied on the militia alliance to defeat the Islamic State (IS) group on the ground in Syria, withdrew from the border area.
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One main reason: Turkey considers the biggest militia in the Kurdish-led alliance a terrorist group. It says i
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👫 Geoffrey L. J. Haig
In 1995, when I first began to learn Kurdish, my interest was captivated by the feature commonly referred to as ergativity in the past tense of transitive verbs. Although it was familiar to me in an abstract fashion from the linguistic literature, actually using a language with that particular feature is a very different matter. However, at a fairly early stage I came to the conclusion that ergativity in Kurdish was a largely superficial phenomenon, something manifested in the morphology, but with
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📕 A case study of Political Corruption in Conflict-Affected Societies (The Kurdistan Region of Iraq 2003-2013) | 🏷️ Group: Library | Articles language: 🇬🇧 English
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      By: Hemn Namiq Jameel (Hemn Merany)
      Thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirement for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy
      School of History, Politics and International Relations University of Leicester
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