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The Encyclopaedia of Kurdistan, KURDISTANICA is a digital information and database focusing on the Kurdish People. The Encyclopaedia of Kurdistan Network "KURDISTANICA" is a virtual organization in the form of a Global Academic/Professional Open Network for the creation and development of a multilingual Kurdish encyclopaedia on the World Wide Web. KURDISTANICA is an independent, non-partisan, non-political, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the dissemination of knowledge about and for the Kurds. You may use left hand side Sections' menu or above SITE MAP to browse through SECTIONS and CATEGORIES of KURDISTANICA. Each section provides BOOK categories which are accessible at the bottom of all pages through out your selected Section. The categories Photo/Image GALLERY provides list of photo/image items on KURDISTANICA website. You are able to basic or advance free text SEARCH at any time.

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Judaism

The history of Judaism in Kurdistan is ancient. The Talmud holds that Jewish deportees were settled in Kurdistan 2800 years... The post Judaism appeared first on KURDISTANICA .

https://kurdistanica.com/579/judaism/

Islam

About three-fifths of the Kurds, nearly all of them Kurmânji speakers, are today at least nominally Sunni Muslims of the... The post Islam appeared first on KURDISTANICA .

https://kurdistanica.com/576/islam/

Yezidism

The followers of the Yezidi religion, who have variously referred to themselves also as the Yazidi, Yazdâni, Izadi, and Dasna’i,... The post Yezidism appeared first on KURDISTANICA .

https://kurdistanica.com/573/yezidism/

Alevism

A majority of the Dimila Kurds of Anatolia and some of their Kurmânji speaking neighbors are followers of another denomination... The post Alevism appeared first on KURDISTANICA .

https://kurdistanica.com/569/alevism/

Babaism

Bâbism was formed in Persia in 1844 by Mirzâ Ali Muhammad (1819-1850), the Bdb, or “the portal” (to the Deity). Bdb, or Bdbtl, standing... The post Babaism appeared first on KURDISTA...

https://kurdistanica.com/563/babaism/