Iranian Political Ration and Kurdish Identity Search

Unfortunately, scholars consider Kurdish history to be either part of Iranian history or limited to the history of historyless of tribes and nomads. On the one hand, this book tries to write the national, political and cultural history of the Kurds beyond the history of tribes and nomads, and on the other hand, it tries to write an independent history of the history of Iran and Islam for the Kurds. Because this history is not present in our conscious memory, therefore, I tried to refer to the political unconscious and the symbolic memory of the Kurds. Unfortunately, because Kurdish history is limited to tribes and nomads, and even today in the West, Kurds are known only for military struggles and political parties, it may be difficult for a Western reader to understand for the first time. Contrary to the common belief but misguided, Iranian and orientalist scholars, who define the Kurds as part of Iranian civilization and culture, this book indicates that the Kurds are not only Iranian\/Aryan ethnic group but also, the political intellect of Iran has evolved based on negation and the other making of Kurdish identity.