A message about Kurdish customs and traditions

Book name: Message about the habits of the Kurds and their traditions Author: Mahmoud Bayazidi Publication house: Khutut wa Zilal Book classification: Novel Number of pages: 120 About the book: Arabs were the first to write about neighboring peoples who fell within the borders of the Islamic state which included many peoples, tribes, and ethnicities. Geographers played an important role in introducing many peoples, including the Kurds who embraced Islam and whose star shone starting from the second century AH. But this thread was unfortunately cut off for many reasons, and Western scholars took over the task of learning about the peoples' conditions and introducing them. This book is the fruit of efforts by a Russian orientalist and diplomat who contacted the Kurdish scholar Mullah Mahmoud Bayazidi in the mid-19th century and asked him to write about the Kurds, their habits, traditions, and social patterns. It is a book that clearly explains the psychological structure of the Kurds in a simple style, and studies tribal customs such as pride, bravery, chivalry, and hospitality, among other traditions that are a prominent feature of nomadic peoples.