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''Languages:'' [[Ehl-î Heq|TR]] • [[Ehl-î Heq/ku|KU]] • [[Ehl-î Heq/fr|FR]] • [[Ehl-î Heq/en|EN]]

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[[Ehl-î Heq]] belief is a distinctive religious and cultural tradition that developed especially among [[Goranî]] Kurds in Eastern Kurdistan. This belief system is considered a continuation of early forms of belief that emerged in Mesopotamia.

== Relationship between belief and music ==

In the [[Ehl-î Heq]] belief, [[mûzîk]] holds a central and sacred place. Gatherings and religious rites are carried out in a musical [[dîwan]] setting. In this system of belief, religious leaders are at the same time [[stiranbêj]] and musicians. The secrets and teachings of the faith are transmitted through music.

== Cultural proximities ==

The [[Ehl-î Heq]] belief shows many similarities with:

* [[Êzdîtîlik]]
* [[Elewîlik]] (especially [[Dêrsim]] Alevism)

There are marked parallels among musical motifs and rituals.

In all three of these belief systems, [[agir]] (fire) is an important and guiding symbol. For example, when Ehl-î Heq disciples enter a state of ecstasy during semah-like rituals, they may walk barefoot on fire. This points to the sacredness of fire.

In [[Ehl-î Heq]] belief, music is not only a means of expression, but also the bearer of sacred knowledge.

[[Kategori:Kürt müziği]]
[[Kategori:Ehl-î Heq]]
[[Kategori:Dini müzik]]
[[Kategori:Kürt kültürü]]
[[Kategori:Mezopotamya inançları]]
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Ehl-î Heq/en - Revizyon geçmişi

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