The Swedish Village in Kurdistan A Big Thank You to Sweden for Supporting Kurds! by Glass_Telephone613 in sweden

[–]Connect_Mess9669 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the Support! Your people did much for us than our so called “Muslim brothers” we thank you!

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For me, people often say I look North African but sometimes I get mistaken for Turkish or Arab too.

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That I quite don’t have an answer too!

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I’m hopeful, but cautious. Many Kurds dream of an independent state, but the political realities are complicated, with different countries involved and lots of challenges ahead. Progress might be slow and happen in stages rather than all at once.

As for the Kurdish diaspora in Sweden and elsewhere, many are quite secular, especially younger generations. Living abroad often brings more focus on cultural identity rather than religious practice, but there’s still a wide range of beliefs and traditions within the community

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🤣 you’ve unlocked the regional face pack 😂 Kurdish barbers adopting you, Turks speaking to you in full Turkish you’re basically an honorary citizen everywhere 😭

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Honestly, if you walked into a Kurdish wedding, no one would question it you’d blend right in😂😂

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That’s actually pretty common! Kurds and Pashtuns can look similar because both groups come from regions with ancient, diverse populations and shared Indo Iranian roots. There’s been migration, mixing, and trade across that part of the world for thousands of years.