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February 14, 2023
A message from the Circassian Benevolent Association in Wayne, NJ to all Circassians around the world and especially to those affected by the devastating earthquakes in Turkey & Syria
Sending words of support & prayers are CBA President Hakan Cinaz, CBA Permanent Council Chairperson Zack Barsik, CBA Vice-President Manaf Stas, Council member and representative of Adigha elders in USA Abdin Karden, and Imam Hamid Shublak. Also in attendance were Passaic County Undersheriff Nart Hapatsha, and other CBA members.
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"21" is a short film created by NART TV and based on the history of Circassians
Produced By : N.A.R.T TV
إنتاج : الفضائية الشركسية
“The Circassian Cavaliers of the Caucasus”
A French film by Jean Paul Blondeau. Presented by Jean Bertho. subtitled in English by the Centre for Circassian Studies.
The mountain pastures where the famous Kabardian horses and intrepid Circassian horsemen share a free, yet very harsh, existence – the life of the “Cavaliers of the Caucasus”.
We expect to be endlessly surprised by the equine exploits of the cavaliers of the Caucasus…
For the peoples of the Caucasus, song and dance are a gift from Heaven…
Utterly exotic and stunning…
They live the life of herder cavaliers in all its aspects…
“The Kabardian Horse”
These horses are world-famous for their beauty, hardiness, and the surety of their feet on treacherous mountainous terrain.
They live in an extensive area of 20,000 hectares (200 km²) – a domain which sharply varies from 300 to almost six thousand metres in height. This is a vast dominion of lofty mountains, precipitous hills and gorges, and plateaus, all teaming with precipitous mountain streams and thunderous waterfalls...
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Circassian Film: “Love & Friendship”
«Лъагъуныгъэмрэ ныбжьэгъугъэмрэ» (2000)
In Circassian with English subtitles.
Made for television: State Kabardian Radio and Television Channel, 2000.
Translated by the Centre for Circassian Studies, 2015.
Starring:
R. Lu as Scholex’w
A. Hemirze as Schermet
F. Chexwmaxw as Sherizet
A. Wimar as Mezlo
R. Boziy as Yibrehim
G. Ti’esch as Abubekir
Produced for television by:
A. Wimar
R. Thegheziyt
A. Pxeney
A. Qare
S. Zhileteizh
Not far from the border of Abzakhia and Ubykhia [provinces of Circassia] lived a very rich Ubykh nobleman named Scholex’w.
He was very brave, and his fame and good name ran far and wide.
Equally brave and famous was the nobleman Schermet, who lived in Kabarda...
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Finally! I met Kashi from @persianyoga 🙏🏻 I’ve not been overly exposed to the Persian form of wrestling training called ‘Palhavani’.
This was my first meeting with an actual follower of the original tradition and I must say that I’m impressed. We went through a tough workout which incorporated many different tools and modalities challenging strength, mobility, agility, balance, and coordination. In this video you’ll see me attempt the 32kg pair which Kashi gave to me as a challenge (something I feel like he likes to do haha). I succeeded for one count. This is the heaviest Persian Meel I’ve ever swung and it felt great. Hoping to meet again this time in Australia to get a few more counts in with these beasts 🤯
A big thanks to @persianyoga for his generous share of knowledge and skills. What an amazing world we live in ❤️
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The Call - A Short Circassian Film
An Ashraf Jankot & Mutaz Jankot Production
A Mutaz Jankot Film
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Al-Ahli Circassian Ensemble History for 19 years.
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For effective learning of the Circassian Language, we are using the Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling or TPRS. It's a fun and stress-free way of learning, it focuses on the most useful vocabulary and uses gestures, visual imagery, spatial memory aid, body language, and voice inflection. PLUS There are no memorized dialogues or grammar worksheets with the TPRS method.
10 years later, balagh iqbal's
caricatures are more actual then ever.
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In April 15, 1277, the Mamluk forces complimented with bedouins auxilary under Sultan Baibars marched from Syria into the Mongol-Ilkhanate in Anatolia. Upon reaching Elbistan, Mamluks was confronted with the Mongols ilkhan forces totalling in equal size under General Tadaun, although the Mongol core forces were smaller than the Mamluk army, they were supplemented by Georgians contingent. Rûm-Seljuk forces under vizier Pervâne, vassal of the Ilkhanate, were pesent at the battlefield as Ilkhnate reserve, but at the height of the battle did not take part.
Music :
Adam Skorupa - Holy War to Come (Ancestors Legacy : Saladin's Conquest)
Sarah Schachner - Fight Theme (Assassin’s Creed Origins)
Stephen Rippy - Canyon Of Death (Age of Empires: Definitive Edition)
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To know more about the Circassian Language please visit our website: http://www.nassip.org/
For effective learning of the Circassian Language, we are using the Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling or TPRS. It's a fun and stress-free way of learning, it focuses on the most useful vocabulary and uses gestures, visual imagery, spatial memory aid, body language, and voice inflection. PLUS There are no memorized dialogues or grammar worksheets with the TPRS method.
Aibek wants to learn how to Iron fittings, so he ask from Jan Bek to teach him. when Jan Bek have to leave for a while, he warns Aaibek to not touch nothing ! will Aaibk obey ? :)
Aibek sent to the Carpenter by Zoher, but it seems that he didn't understand what Zakaria the Carpenter told him.
The first Meeting of the Circassian Seminar at kfar kama.
21 May 1864 - Circassian Genocide
Circassian Activists from all over the world call for the recognition of the Circassian Genocide, No Sochi 2014, and a Free Circassia Now on May 21, Circassian Genocide Memorial Day
The Languages of Turkey (Kurdish Homshetsi Laz Turkish Armenian Zaza Circassian Albanian Arabic)
▶ 0:00 - Kurmanji Kurdish
▶ 4:34 - Homshetsi
▶ 7:25 - Laz
▶ 10:32 - Turkish
▶ 15:01 - Armenian - Turkish - Zaza
▶ 18:21 - Circassian
▶ 23:41 - Albanian
▶ 25:50 - Levantine Arabic
Aslan Alievich Daurov was a composer of Karachay-Cherkessia (July 24, 1940 - March 8, 1999), born in the village of Khabez, he lived most of his life in Cherkessk.
After graduating from high school with a silver medal, Daurov made his first creative steps at the Stavropol Musical College, where he studied in the trumpet class, and then moved to the choral conducting class.
During the years of study at the music school, Daurov tried his hand at writing. The first songs of the beginning composer were recorded on the radio and immediately attracted the attention of listeners.
Successfully launched steps in the field of composition inspired the student and he began to actively create songs for the program of the national student ensemble, which he himself led.
Working with this ensemble and creating a repertoire for it, he studied the features of the musical folklore of the peoples of the North Caucasus, which he later skillfully used in his compositions.
His first works confirmed the talent of the young musician. After graduating in 1963, Aslan successfully passes all the exams and enters the famous Moscow State Conservatory. where he was studying conducting and composing with the composer V. G. Fere.
The young musician was lucky enough to attend classes and concerts of prominent musicians like G. G. Neuhaus, M. L. Rostropovich. He studied with brilliant music teachers: N. P. Rakov, V. G. Agafonnikov, Yu. N. Kholopov and others.
After graduating, he immediately entered the graduate school at the Conservatory. During the years of study at the conservatory, Daurov actively worked in the field of composition.
The choral cycle “Five Mountain Songs” (1968) is included in the repertoire of the Moscow State Choir, which was headed by the great master of choral art V. G. Sokolov, and at the All-Union Competition for Young Composers he was awarded third place.
The chairman of the jury of this competition was the contemporary composer Sviridov. On its recommendation, literally in one day, Daurov was admitted to the Union of Composers of the USSR.
Then he returned to Cherkessk, where he taught musical and theoretical disciplines at the Circassian Musical College. In 1970 he became director of the school.
In the same year, the 30-year-old director created a folk symphony orchestra there, and at the same time headed the society of composers and melodists of Karachay-Cherkessia.
During 1970-1980, he writes symphonic and instrumental compositions, rhapsodies and vocal cycles, ballet and fantasies. Five of them received an award at the All-Union Review of Young Composers.
In 1989 Aslan Daurov created the cantata "Aul Songs".
Aslan Daurov became one of the brightest songwriters among the Adyghe authors. His songs are widely popular in Circassia, Kabarda, Adygea, Abkhazia, and throughout the Caucasus.
The well-known St. Petersburg composer Boris Tishchenko drew attention to the fact that “the apparent simplicity of A. Daurov’s music is fraught with great difficulties, as well as subtleties that you cannot see with the naked eye…”.
Daurov was the chairman of the Union of Composers of Stavropol.
He is also the author of several monographs about the life of famous composers, the book "Musical Culture of Karachay-Cherkessia".
For his great contribution to the multinational musical culture, Aslan Daurov was awarded the honorary titles "Honored Art Worker of the Russian Federation", "People's Artist of the KBR", "Honored Art Worker of the Abkhaz ASSR".
In 1990, Daurov was a laureate of the State Prize of the Russian Federation (this is the first prize of this magnitude in the entire history of the existence of not only Karachay-Cherkessia, but also the Stavropol Territory), a laureate of the State Prize of the KChR named after. Umar Alieva.
Daurov's great merit is the opening of the Karachay-Cherkess branch of the Union of Composers of the Russian Federation, which he headed from 1993 until the end of his life. He is known as a gifted conductor, the creator of a symphony orchestra in a music school. Unfortunately, with the departure of Daurov from life, the Union of Composers collapsed, and the symphony orchestra ceased to exist.
A. Daurov was the only representative of the North Caucasus (of the whole region!), who is a member of the Commission on State Prizes of the Russian Federation in the field of literature and art under the President of Russia.
The last years of his life, the composer lived in the city of Nalchik, worked as a music editor of the Kabardino-Balkarian radio broadcasting.
The image before the music is A Carousel (1920), by Boris Kustodiev, chosen by C. M for this video.
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Mr. Adel Bashqawi gives a short summary of the Circassians' efforts to preserve national identity and how technology and especially the Internet helped with this.
Iyad Youghar and Zeynel Besleney speak about the origins of the Circassian flag at the University of Warsaw in November 2022.
NOTE: Correction! from time 3:50.
"It was not David Urquhart, who delivered the Circassian flag to the Circassians.
James Bell, who travelled with John Longworth, onboard Vixen to the Circassian coast, was requested to hand it over upon arrival to the Circassians."
(After a period of time, he bade farewell to James Bell and Longworth who traveled to the Caucasus on board the steamer Vixen. After his arrival, Bill handed over a package to Nour Mohammad Haghur, saying that Prince Zan Seferbi had requested for it to be delivered to him. The package turned out to contain a piece of green silk material, embroidered in gold thread twelve gold stars and three crossed arrows. Nour Mohammad was surprised and wondered, “What is this? Is it what I think?” Bill answered, “Yes, you are right, but I do not want anyone to know that I am who brought it to you.”)
Page 274, Circassia: Born to be Free. (Thanks to Adel Bashqawi for the note.)
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There are five recognized languages in the Northwest Caucasian family: Abkhaz, Abaza, Kabardian or East Circassian, Adyghe or West Circassian, and Ubykh.
Adyghe is one of the more widely spoken Northwest Caucasian languages. It has 500,000 speakers in Russia, where it is official in the Republic of Adygea, the Middle East, Turkey, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, and Israel. There is even a small community in the United States. Four main dialects are recognised: Temirgoy, Abadzekh, Shapsugh and Bzhedugh, as well as many minor ones such as Hakuchi spoken by the last speakers of Ubykh in Turkey. Adyghe has many consonants: between 50 and 60 consonants in the various Adyghe dialects but it has only three phonemic vowels. Its consonants and consonant clusters are less complex than the Abkhaz–Abaza dialects.
Abkhaz has 100,000 speakers in Abkhazia (a de facto independent republic, but a de jure autonomous entity within Georgia), where it is the official language, and an unknown number of speakers in Turkey. It has been a literary language from the beginning of the 20th century. Abkhaz and Abaza may be said to be dialects of the same language, but each preserves phonemes which the other has lost. Abkhaz is characterised by unusual consonant clusters and one of the world's smallest vowel inventories: It has only two distinctive vowels, an open vowel /a/ and a mid vowel /ə/. Next to palatalized or labialized consonants, /a/ is realized as [e] or [o], and /ə/ as [i] or [u]. There are three major dialects: Abzhuy and Bzyp in Abkhazia and Sadz in Turkey.
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Overview of a still-in-progress Circassian village.
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Circassian beauties, or Moss-haired girls as they were sometimes known, reflect a curious legacy of racial stereotyping and sexual titillation. Racial theories of the mid 19th century held that the people living in the Circassian mountains near the Black Sea were examples of the purest stock of the Caucasian race. Legend had it that the Circassians produced the worlds most beautiful white women, who were consequently in great demand for the harems of Turkish sultans.
The long shadow of slavery can also be discerned in this hybrid depiction. American audiences were both intrigued and horrified, given their false association of slavery with Africans, by the fact that Circassian women were among the most sought-after concubines in the Sultans harem - hence the need to make them appear somewhat African. Both African slaves and Circassian slaves were subject to sexual exploitation and this is the point of contact that played so powerfully on white Americans imagination, wrote philosophy professor Gregory Fried.
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