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Title: YAR_0044 - Kashkul-e Yarsan - 937 pages - Gorani Kurdish Authors: Azad Kakey Description: Kashkul-e Yarsan (Kakai) - 937 pages. Handwritten collection of Yarsan (Kakai) sacred texts in Gorani Kurdish in Arabic script. Contents visible in sample: Wiroh Kare biyonit wayar, Didashi kriyawe tashti aswar, Shadi wa didar ayne asrar, Nazar muachu yaran ham yan, Kitab-e Yaristan, Har kasi buwanu Ali wa Salman. Language: Gorani Kurdish (Arabic script) Date: Pre-1956 (19th-early 20th century original, this copy early 20th century) Size: 937 pages Sample: 3 pages from 937 pages (sample pages 1, 200, 500 - for example) Original: Lost, surviving as photographic copy only, photos taken 2006-2012 by custodian Azad Kakey, some manuscripts rescued from fire during wartime, burn marks visible. Location: Daquq-Kirkuk region, now Athens Greece Rights: Custodian Azad Kakey (Azad Rashid) For EAP: This item is pre-1956, eligible for EAP Phase 1. Full codex held by custodian as PDF/images.
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