- Yazidis, also
spelled Yezidis (/jəˈziːdiz/ ; Êzidî), are a Kurdish-speaking
endogamous religious group indigenous to Kurdistan, a
geographical region...
- the
following alphabet: The
Soviet Latin alphabet is no
longer used. The
Yezidi script is
written from
right to left and was used to
write in Kurdish, specifically...
- but
Yazidis find that
offensive and do not
actually mention that name.
Yezidis believe in
Seven Angels,
considered the
emanations of God, who, In Yazidi...
-
Yezidi is a
Unicode block containing characters from the
Yezidi script,
which was used for
writing Kurdish,
specifically the
Kurmanji dialect (Northern...
-
authorities chose to
ratify the
charter by
mentioning both "Kurdish" and "
Yezidi" as two
separate languages. This
resulted in the term Êzdîkî
being used...
- was a
Yezidi poet,
philosopher and
scholar who
lived in the 12th century, he aut****d much of the
poetry that is
still recited among the
Yezidis today...
-
Development of
Yezidi Ritual Life".
Kurdish Studies. 4 (2): 155–175. doi:10.33182/ks.v4i2.426. ISSN 2051-4891. Omarkhali,
Khanna (2017). The
Yezidi religious...
- The
Yezidi National Union ULE is an
organization formed to
contribute to the
development of
mutual perception of the
Yezidis and Armenians. The President...
- they are
Yazidi by religion: "I am
happy on
behalf of 3,000
Families of
Yezidi-Kurds, who 60
years ago, led by my
Grandfather Temur Agha, left
Turkey and...
- (2017). The
Yezidi religious textual tradition : from oral to
written categories, transmission,
scripturalisation and
canonisation of the
Yezidi oral religious...
