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About this book
The Kakais are a Kurdish-speaking indigenous population belonging to the Yarsan religion, originating from the Zagros Mountains in present-day Northern Iraq. There are currently around 200, 000 Kakais in Iraq, but due to a history of heavy persecution, including targeting by ISIS, the community is under threat of disappearing.
This book is based on historical research, interviews, and in-depth fieldwork, as well as on their available original texts. It explores the resilience of the Kakai religious group in Iraq amid violence and war, emphasizing their values of humility, peace, and tolerance, and showcasing their struggle for recognition in the face of persecution. It touches on recent events affecting them and calls for international support and recognition of the Kakai community's unique challenges.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half-Title
- Title
- Contents
- List of figures
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- 1 Who are the Kakais?
- 2 Surviving the end of paganism
- 3 Kakais and the esoteric tradition
- 4 Into the hearth of Kakai faith
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
- Copyright