Hishyar Hassan; Issa Abdel Qader
Abstract
What we notice through the novels of "Jan Dost", the characters of his novels touch on tendencies that were clearly prevalent in Kurdish society at the time, or still are. In order ...
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What we notice through the novels of "Jan Dost", the characters of his novels touch on tendencies that were clearly prevalent in Kurdish society at the time, or still are. In order for the result to be an epistemological divide separating the two environments and dividing the national identity into different sub-identities, we feel the details of these tendencies, as some of them are related to a wider circle such as the view of the Kurdish society, its jurisprudence, and its understanding of the Islamic religion. Of these two methods: the Qadiriyya method, and the Naqshbandi method, disciples and followers: and how they originated in Kurdistan, then alluding to their characteristics, their relationship to each other, their influences, and their reflections in the space of these narratives, citing evidence from the tongues of its characters in a way that the phenomenon should be covered, and their symbols should be defined within certain limits. search required.
