The Moment

A thorough description of the problem is essential in order to preserve the existence of the Kurdish people, to liberate the Kurdish homeland and for the national pursuit of the Kurdish people. A detailed analysis of regional - and international politics concerning the middle - and Near East, where Kurdesán lies is essential. The Kurds will then be able to answer the following questions:

Who were the Kurds and who are the present Kurds?

What were the culture and the civilization of the Kurds?

From where to where does Kurdesán stretch?

Which heritage belongs to the Kurds, in other words, what are the rights of the Kurds?

What do we need to do to make both friend and enemy aware of these rights?

How can we unite the Kurdish nation?

Da‘í peŕtúka

Aŕaí bardawámi büen’o žyáne násaí Kurd, aŕaí ázái weĺát, aŕaí haĺke násawai saranj.náin eo ši.kerden eo derk.arkerdene syásate túwai eo jaháni la hése Ŕožaĺáte Nezik eo Náwŕás ge Kurdeso la’ura jí gerdega, garaka. Da haĺk’a haĺke násai, da šaŕe galána, aŕaí aĺwasí piroz la dúze Kurd, graka Kurd la harjíg bezání:

Kurd küa eo isa Kurd kía?

Auĺat’o šáresániati Kurd caüa?

Kurdesán/Kurdeso la ko tá wa kowa?

Kurd xáwene kám miráta, yání haqe Kurd cas?

Ca báísa bekaim tá haqe Kurd aŕaí dús eo dožmen diári bí?

Cün daí násaí Kurd wayakaw péwan daim?

COVER ILLUSTRATION

A-side: Oil-fields in Baxtyári, East Kurdesán under occupy of Iran

B-side: Syrian petroleum pipe-line from the Kurdish Oil fields

Although it is not my intention here to write history, I find it nevertheless important to shown on part of our history from 1900 to 2006, to show how history often repeats itself and to illustrate the scenarios awaiting the Kurdish nation. With that insight, we can have a better understanding of what we should do.

Harcan la’íra bése mížanisán nia, baĺam wa garak dima wa diárikerdene qaĺí la mížamán la 1900 tá 2006, nišándam cün hímán hímána mížú xwaí geledúr díá eo kám kársát háaw ŕí násaí Kurd. Wa’u píši pegáwa atwánim bíter bünim ca hawajasa bekaim.

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Náwtúka	Contents
Haŕo	Foreword
Ŕíwázi	Introduction
I	I
Ŕíšte Tíárbüne Kúmaĺgaí násaíg	The Social Evolutionary Process of a nation
II	II
Ši syási eo düáŕože násaí Kurd	Political analysis and the future of the Kurdish nation
40 sáĺ íĺe Baxtyári la Qajaria 1900 tá Iran 1939	40 years íĺe Baxtyári From Qajarië 1900 to Iran 1939
88 sáĺ düáí aĺgiríáíne kotari Islami Qajaria eo Osmánia	88 years after the dismissal of the Islamic realms of Qajarië and Ottomanië
Becim aw diáre Turkia	A look at the case of Turkey
Mágasaw ca aŕaí carci jaháni da Ŕožaĺáte Náwŕás?	What remains of imperialism in the Middle East?
Düáŕože náwtowaí dawre Kurdesán	The future of those regions around Kurdesán
Aráq düáí Sadám Sén	Iraq after Sadam Hussein
Ca daí ar au kársáte Aráqa bíataw sare Iraniš?	What happens if the same thing that happened to Iraq also happens to Iran?
Cárasari Dúzaí Iran	A righteous solution for Iran
III	III
Násiati Násaí Kurd	The Kurdish National Identity
Zwáne yakgertege Kurdi	Bringing unity to the Kurdish languages
Zwáne Kurdi (Elamati)	The Kurdish language (the Elamite)
Sardarabeŕ	Summary
IV	IV
Ŕáí Kurd Ŕánáí Elamati	The Council of Kurds Elamite Consideretion
Naxšaí Kurdeso Elame isa	The map of Kurdeso Current Elam
Mašái Ŕáí Auĺate Kurd	Coalition Council for Kurdish Culture
Ámánj	The objective
Du ású	Two horizons
Ŕížnaí káre Ŕáí Kurd	Working plan Council for Kurds
V	V
Ŕíšte Nisáne Násawai Kurdi	Kurdish National style of writing
Nisánpite neq Elam.Kurdati	Phonetic alphabet Elam.Kurdati
Aĺweŕine neqe Elamiati	Distinguish of Elamite phonemes
Neqe diári náwnásawai aŕai Kurdi	International phonetic symbols for Kurdish
Ŕawan eo nisánŕíšte Kurdati da’í kára	Indication and writing system of Kurdisch in this work
Ásáni baíán	Simplification of pronunciation
Kurdati huger da’í kára.	Standard Kurdish in this work