Hakkari Suretleri

I believe that while reading İhsan Colemêrgî 's Hakkari Surets , it is necessary to read it with these feelings.
Of course, those who live in that city and whose hearts beat with it know cities. For this reason, Îhsan Colemêrgî describes his sound, faded city in Hakkari Surets…
While reading Hakkari Surahs; You will witness "Çarşema Sor", which is the first Wednesday of April, which is considered the real New Year according to the old calendar, which is still celebrated in Hakkari . Or you will talk to the images carved on the rocks in Tirîşîn and Geverok. Or you will go down to your roots as readers of the words of Anu, Enlil, Enkidu, Marduk, Dumuzi, Ishtar, Gilgamesh.
As much as Shulgi wanted;
“In the days when my epitaphs were written,
A city destroyed by me
A wall broken by me
A land crushed by me like a brittle reed,
Even though he says, "It will not take part in the songs of the bards," you will actually think of today's Hakkari, along with Şemdinli, Yüksekova, Başkale and others.
Îhsan Colemêrgî in Hakkari Surets; Dressed in multicolored clothes, regardless of his age due to his geography, with a gopal (cane) in his hand, with the Assyrian-Yezidi tradition decorated hawk and rooster feathers around his turban, he looks like a picture of Hakkari and he is touching you from there.
Colemêrgî's Hakkari Surats; The reflection of the thorny history of a hidden city, the lost personalities of proud and victimized places, on today's people...
Şeyhmus Diken