Yezidi Kurds from the Kurdish diaspora in Armenia visits Lalish in southern Kurdistan 2006. The video is in Kurmancî andthe video is from Ezditv.ru.
Towers of LalishKurdish pre-Islamic religion is a small mountain valley situated in Iraqi Kurdistan, about 60 km north-West of the city of Mosul. Lalish is the location of the tomb of Sheikh Adi ibn Musafir, reformer of the Yazidi.
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hello gurgin,
another informatie article of yours!
Your new article about Yezidis remind me on my lecture I had about Yezidis last year. My class was quite impressed by this strange religion they never heard about before. I told them that this religion only exists by the Kurds, and that we have to save it for the future.
Sure, the Yzidis need a kind of reformation because they still have backward sides...for example nobody is allowed to convert into Yezidizm...or a Yezidi person must marry with a Yezidi....or the honour killing that is known especially by hte Yezidis.
But I think this religion deserves a second chance...I wish all the best for our Yezidis and all Kurds.
We live for a better future.
Greets, Ferrus
keke Ferrus
Thank you, I wish you could speak Swedish because I recorded a 2 hour lecture about the Yezidi Kurds in southern Kurdistan and in Armenia in Stockholm at the Kurdish Library.
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