Social Science · Original Research

The Reflection of Culture in the poems of (Qani and Piramerd)

Qasim Mohammed Aziz Qadir1 , Fuad Rashid Mohammed2

1 Mala Fandi Mixed Basic School, Directorate of Education of Central Erbil, General Directorate of Education, Erbil, Kurdistan Regional, Iraq.

2 Department of Kurdish Language, College of Basic Education, Salahaddin University, Erbil, Kurdistan Regional, Iraq.

Published
July 8, 2024
Volume
11 (3), 189-206
License
CC BY 4.0
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Abstract

This research delves into the profound impact that Qani and Piramerd poems have had on culture. The study explores how these works of poetry have shaped cultural expression and left an indelible imprint on society. Through a careful analysis of these poets' works, this research uncovers the rich influence that their poems have had on society over the years. The works of these poets have been highly regarded, preserved as a national heritage, and passed down from generation to generation. Moreover, the study reveals that the language and proverbs used in these poems have become part of the cultural fabric and continue to provide guidance and wisdom to present-day society. Overall, this research underscores the importance of understanding the role of poetry in shaping culture and addressing cultural issues. By exploring the influence of Qani and Piramerd poems on culture, we can gain valuable insights into the cultural dynamics and issues that have impacted society for generations.

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The Reflection of Culture in the poems of (Qani and Piramerd)

Qasim Mohammed Aziz Qadir, Fuad Rashid Mohammed

This research delves into the profound impact that Qani and Piramerd poems have had on culture. The study explores how these works of poetry have shaped cultural expression and left an indelible imprint on society. Through a careful analysis of these poets' works, this research uncovers the rich influence that their poems have had on society over the years. The works of these poets have been highly regarded, preserved as a national heritage, and passed down from generation to generation. Moreover, the study reveals that the language and proverbs used in these poems have become part of the cultural fabric and continue to provide guidance and wisdom to present-day society. Overall, this resear...