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Awat Soleimani Nasrawo to Awat Bukani in Gundik by the name of Rabeh Nawsar in the city of Bukan in 1987 He was born in Hina Aram, Awat, Muhammad and his people


Hune Ramand Awat Bukani from Mehman Mandali

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My teacher has been studying books for 7 years and has been studying for up to three years. After living for more than two years, he and his mother, Sabir Bauki, were 50 years old at the age of 50 and were living in southern Kurdistan for ten years.


Awat Bukani from South Kurdistan


Awat Bukani from Gol Mam Sabiri Bauki in Bashvar for 6 years, working in Deben, Baneh Maleh, one in Qir and Jianiki in Khatian. Kak Aram is a fixture for the teacher's cohort and the catechist is made by Kak Ziko. Legel com is dedicated to the three categories (for Mamousta Ismail Seh Rashtashti Khosh Khosh Bo) to make Zico and command. Mr. and Mrs. Kak Zico and the Commander of the Legislature, Mr. Zico, and Mr. Kak Zico, the teacher, said that the teacher and his wife had a bag and decided that Hawukarian Beat, later on, would be a remake of Zico and the Commander and the Master of the Master, Bukani. , Brigade music of Dashti.

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Myths and songs


The origins of Kurdish music, like most other ethnic groups, began with Kurdish legends, in which legends are told in the form of Kurdish songs. In Kurdish culture, these songs are divided into divan songs, and most of their content is the same Kurdish myths, which have an epic form.


The first pioneers of Kurdish art were the literary epics of Kurdish epics. The most famous person to play this type of music was "Kavis Agha" whose songs are the same epics that are left from the past.


Music stories and anecdotes


Another type of Kurdish folk music is related to anecdotes and stories in which fictional songs can be divided into two parts: heroism and love. In the heroic songs, the heroism and struggles of a hero are discussed. In the songs of love, romantic and romantic aspects are expressed between two people, among which, the song "Zanbilooforosh" which has a mystical aspect and the songs "As and Hassan" and "Khjeh and Siamand" which tell the story of two lovers are among the most famous works in These are the sections.


Master Hassan Rasool, known as Hassan Sisawii, has composed these beautiful stories with astonishment.


In the other part of Kurdish music, "Sorani" Kurds have a special type of music called "Gorani" which is called "Lavjeh" among the Kurds around the city of Urmia and the Kurds of Turkey (north) and this type of Gorani is rhythmic. Called "Qahtar", scholars believe that the word is derived from the Zoroastrian word "Gata", which was originally associated with a series of prayers and religious ceremonies.


The second type of this music is called "Hoora" which is specific to the Kurds of Ilam and Kermanshah and is sung in the south of Kurdistan and the region of Kermanshah (the Kurdish name of this region is Kermanshah) and Ilam. It also has Zoroastrian roots that were written for the religious worship of the Kurds who were Zoroastrians at that time.


Kurdish song is also divided into different sections that most fans turned to happy Kurdish song.


At the memorial service for very important people, the Kurds mourn a type of music that is similar to mourning and lamentation in the form of a song and by defining the characteristics of that person. This style of music is more common in southern Kurdistan and in the southern regions of Iranian Kurdistan (Kermanshah and Ilam) and is more commonly called more or more. In the funeral rite, a combination of Dahl and Serena is performed with a special rhythm in the form of a type of music called Chamri. In the Prophet's birthday rituals, the Kurds perform a special type of music called "nativity." Of course, Nativity reading is common in most Muslim societies. The first Nativity letter in describing and praising Muhammad was written by the famous Sufi and mystic Malabatadi, who later became accustomed to using his poems during the Nativity reading.