File:The phrase of Kurdish state has been repeated twice in the manuscript.jpg
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Yemeni historian Ali bin Hussein Khazri's manuscript about Ayubi state
Ayubi State Manuscript
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English: The Kurdish state was established by Salahaddin Ayubi.
800 years ago, Yemeni historian Ali bin Hussein Khazraji described the Ayubi state as a Kurdish state, He also wrote the history of the Ayubi Empire between 1171 and 1250 and wrote "The history, In other words, the history of the Kurdish state, the Term Atrak (Turkish), was later fraudulently added to it. History book - Kurdish state.The only manuscript, dated 1257, is the Hakim Oghloya section at the Sulaimaniyah Library in Istanbul |
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