Statement to Ocelan makes him deep in  Kurdish language

AL_SHAHBA/SULINE RASHED

The teacher  whose name is Abdel Hamid Abdel Hamid from Celema village belonging to Janders area is now living in the area of Tel- Refat district belonging to al-Shahba area is working on the writing of a book containing extensive research on the rules and words of the Kurdish language.

herefore,the teahcer  Abdul Hamid decided to study the Kurdish language and review it and to work on new research. On this subject, and Hawar news agency (ANHA) held interview with him he talked about starting his academic career and then researching the Kurdish language and seeking to develop and revive it. He stressed that his motivation was influenced by the statement of Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocelan, "If a person does not press his mind, he can not reach anything," he said, so he decided to strive to revive his mother tongue.

Abd al-Hamid said: "When I studied the Kurdish language, I found it to be one of the most powerful languages that I have found throughout history because it has been able to preserve itself for thousands of years. It did not accept fusion, although it remained more verbal than writing. Despite many attempts by the enemies of the Kurdish people to practice of Turkification policy, Arabization and others on this language.

Abdul Hamid pointed out that the occupation is afraid of our language. We see in the attacks of the Turkish occupation on  Afrin city targeting schools and universities an attack on our language, where the last three years witnessed remarkable developments in the progress of the Kurdish language in Rojava .

According to Professor Abdul Hamid, there is an English writer named Odil wrote in one of his articles that the English language 50% of its roots derived from the language of the Kurds and the ancestors of Sumerians.

There are many Arabic words spoken Arabic, but the truth is Kurdish, such as the word Shams (Sun) in the Hebrew language say Shamma Arabs consumed this word and made its name sun When the Arabs emigrated to Mozbothamia entered many Kurdish words to their dialect.

He added: "In fact there are some things in the Kurdish language I work to deepen it, and the first step taken by the vocal characters, there are some of them come at the beginning of the word and never come to this must focus on the reasons and why Kurdish words if not It has an acoustic character that makes no sense. "

And ended his speech saying "The Kurdish language is a living language whose words come out of each other and we have to continue to search for them. Otherwise," said leader Abdullah Ocelan, "the language is the body and the culture, the body and the geography."

(T/S)

ANHA