درووزەکان کێن و پەیوەندیان بە کوردەوە چیە

Because of the changes that have taken place in the region, the issue of Druze has come to the fore. It has been said many times among us that they are Kurds. But outside of Allen, who are they, what is their religion and what is their relationship with the Kurds? This program attempts to answer those questions. In fact, understanding the Druze reveals many unknown aspects of the Kurdish past in Egypt and their influence in the region. For example, two Druze families, Amadi from Amedi in southern Kurdistan and Junbulat, as the Arabs refer to them today, are mentioned in historical sources as the Kurdish family of Jan Poladi. In order to survive in the harsh environment where they were often under threat, the Druze have created a new identity for themselves. These are basic human rights and we must always understand their situation and their reaction. However, genetic research leaves no doubt as to who the Druze were and what their own identity was.