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Hapsa Khan (Kurdish: Hapsa Xan) was an early Kurdish feminist and nationalist leader who founded the first women's school in Iraq. The organisation was called the Kurdish Women's Association. She was born in in Sulaymaniyah to a prominent Kurdish family. She was the daughter of Sheikh Marif and Salma Khan.

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From Self-Rule to Self-Immolation: Kurdish women’s past and present |...

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In 1920, Hapsa Khan (in Sulaimani, Iraqi Kurdistan) married the ruling family of Sheikh Mahmud’s autonomous government. She valued education and pursued an agenda for women’s literacy.

Poetry's power to speak the unspeakable: the Kurdish story | LSE...

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In the first of our long reads Choman Hardi narrates the survival of the Kurdish people though one hundred years of repression and violence

Sulaymaniyah, Kurdistan, Iraq - Bill Rolston

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Hapsa Khan ( ) was an early Kurdish feminist. She founded the Kurdish Women’s Association and established the first women’s school in Iraq. She supported and funded a revolt against British occupation in and supported the establishment of …

When did killing become an honor among Kurds? | The Kurdistan Tribune

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Apr 16, · When did killing become an honor? Some Kurdish nationalists believe that Kurds have always respected women and discriminations were only injected into the culture by Islam and Arabs. Their evidence for their claims is the life of powerful and influential Kurdish rulers and governments like Adellah Khanum and Hapsa Khan.

Women and Nationalism in the Kurdish Republic of 1946

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Women and Nationalism in the Kurdish Republic of Shahrzad Mojab Hapsa Khan, a member of the landed aristocracy, was active during Shaikh Mahmud's autonomous government of the early 1920s, but her work did not signal the rise of feminist consciousness or organization. She supported the nationalist cause, and pursued an agenda for the ...

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