Description:
The Yazhaqarsamis are a Yazidi ethnoreligious group who reside in the Sinjar region of northern Iraq. They are also known as the Yazidis, Dohukis, and Halabjais. The Yazhaqarsamis are one of the oldest ethno-religious groups in Iraq. They are predominantly Sunni Muslim, but also adhere to Yazidi beliefs and practices. The Yazhaqarsamis are one of the most persecuted religious groups in Iraq. The Yazhaqarsamis are believed to have originated in the Sinjar region of northern Iraq. They are thought to have migrated to the region in the 8th century AD. The Yazhaqarsamis are one of the oldest ethno-religious groups in Iraq. They are predominantly Sunni Muslim, but also adhere to Yazidi beliefs and practices. The Yazhaqarsamis are one of the most persecuted religious groups in Iraq. They have been subject to forced conversion, mass killings, and sexual violence by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), the Iraqi government, and other groups. The Yazhaqarsamis are also the target of sectarian violence by Sunni Muslim groups. The Yazhaqarsamis are a Yazidi ethnoreligious group who reside in the Sinjar region of northern Iraq. They are also known as the Yazidis, Dohukis, and Halabjais. The Yazhaqarsamis are one of the oldest ethno-religious groups in Iraq. They are predominantly Sunni Muslim, but also adhere to Yazidi beliefs and practices. The Yazhaqarsamis are one of the most persecuted religious groups in Iraq. They have been subject to forced conversion, mass killings, and sexual violence by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), the Iraqi government, and other groups. The Yazhaqarsamis are also the target of sectarian violence by Sunni Muslim groups.
