Status Quo Agha and Derwêşê Abdal

Most of the stories in the book you have are stories I heard from my grandmother, grandfather, and family elders.
All I had to do was turn them into text.
The hero of the Kazıkçızadeler story, Hacı Ömer Çelebi from Mardin, is my grandmother's grandfather's father. I have heard many versions from my family elders, but the end of the story is the same in all of them. There is no conflict there!
Hello Dino; It is a story that almost everyone knows, especially in the Cizre, Hezax (İdil), Kerboran and Midyat regions.
I listened to one of the most famous versions of Alo Dîno from the late Şerafeddin Elçi brother during my youth. I wrote the last chapter as I heard it from Şerafeddin Elçi.
Ibn al-Asad is a very old story told by old people who speak Arabic in our region. It may have been taken from an Arabic book, but I could not find its source. We Would Back the Yazidis and Qashisho Barsawmo are stories that have been told for centuries in Midyat, where Yazidis, Muslims and Christians live together. The real person, time and place are unknown. Like most storytellers, I created time and space myself.
Lion Rocks is an anonymous story that many of us know and even made into a cartoon.
Status Quo Ağa is again a telling of the old story of wanting a girl, blended with a political format.
It can also be called an experiment