Ey reqîb (Oh enemy): in Kurmanji dialect

The sorani dialect version: http://youtu.be/-AMbNYFCoxE

The actual poem structure is re-written by the singer Șivan Perwer.

"Ey reqîb" is the national anthem of Kurdistan. The poem was written by the Kurdish poet and political activist Dildar in 1938, while in jail. "Ey Reqîb" literally means "Oh Enemy", in reference to the jail guards in the prison where Dildar was held and tortured.

Sometimes, the title is mistakenly translated to English as "Hey Guardian" or even "Hey Guard". The song was originally written in Soranî but nowadays it is sung in both the Sorani and the Kurmancî and Zazakî dialects. In 1946, the song was adopted as the official anthem of the Kurdistan Republic of Mahabad, a short-lived Kurdish republic of the 20th century in Iran that lasted for a year.

"Ey Reqîb" has been adopted by the Kurdistan Regional Government as the official national anthem of the federal south Kurdistan.

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[xarput1]

biji kurdistan biji palo

[hassanzirak]

Nice, dast xosh!!!!!!!

[RaterXPrince]

very nice..dast xosh

[PTYBDJGamer]

Thanks :D

[SeeN0More]

Very nice, zor sapas.