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@AriyanNewzad

Tweets about amateur research of Kurdish clans, ethnography and history.

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    26 Nov 2018

    Dispersion of clans version 3. New areas added, name adjustments/fixes, changes and some polishing. By me. Interactive map:

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  2. 9 minutes ago

    I have made this map before, but this one is now fully on QGIS and contains much more information with much more sources.

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  3. 11 minutes ago

    Ethnic distribution of , by me. Subject to change/polishing. Link: You can still check for the individual cantons here:👇🏼

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  4. 52 minutes ago

    Ethnic distribution of Firat canton in , by me. Link:

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  5. 3 hours ago

    How do you say farm in Kurdish? Cutîyarmal/Cutkarmal?

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  6. 5 hours ago

    How come that there is just so few information about this supposedly Kurdish ''Mahmudli'' clan in the area north of Tabqa. The only information I have found about it is that Mahmudli town was owned by a Kurdish landlord Mahmud Nadim Urfali, whom also owned all of Derbazîn.

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  7. Jan 10

    Honestly these groups make us look like idiots

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  8. Jan 10

    I mean, what is your purpose?

    "Today, we, a militant anarchist collective, announce our presence in Rojava and our participation in the newly reformulated International Freedom Battalion. Tekosina Anarsist (Anarchist Struggle) was formed in Rojava in…
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  9. Jan 9

    Maybe even already before...

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  10. Jan 9

    It is sad how “Peshmerge” has absolutely no meaning anymore after the events of Sinjar and Kirkuk.

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  11. Jan 9

    You don’t want to be political, while this is actually very politically provocative. I am talking sbout Kerkûk-Kifrî area.

    IRAQ BY CHIFFIYAAT A map of Iraq that I created, based on the designs and colors of chiffiyaat commonly worn in each region!
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  12. Jan 7

    The inhabitants of Dêrsim area are all Zaza speaking. But when you look at the dispersion of clans there, you notice that most of them are known as Kurmanc clans. This means that Dêrsimis are linguistically Zazafied Kurmancs. It means that they were also Sunni before Alevi.

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  13. Jan 6

    There is a village in Şehba called ''Jubb Al-Barazi'', the inhabitants deny being Kurdish. Interpret this.

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  14. Jan 4

    When will Soranis learn that ە = e

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    Jan 3

    In Baghdad, Iraq the Christian affairs (govermmetal dept) is getting ready to demolish a historical church built in 1834 to make way for a shopping center. $$$$ outrageous!

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  16. Jan 2

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  17. Jan 2

    Maybe this is the reason why Izady puts this area(still a lot more areas than ony my map) as Kurdish

    Some new stuff I found in Manbij area. In the black circled areas, there is an Arabised Kurdish clan called ´´Al-Khiraj´´. The FB owner told me that…
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  18. Jan 2

    New areas for Arab clans added From: Link:

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  19. Jan 2

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  20. Jan 2

    The old name of Al-Zahiriyah somewhat hints to them having Kurdish origins?

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  21. Jan 2

    The FB owner did not exactly tell me this, but I reckon that the inhabitants of Qir Maghar, Bi'r Al-Kurd, Al-Hilwaniyah, Qandarliyah, Ras Al-Juz and Tukhar Taymu are also related to them.

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