A call to establish the Republic of Kurdawa — a new nation adhering to the System of God (Islam), replacing the current Kurdish political system with one that serves the people and fights against oppression.
God does not change the condition of a people until they change the condition of their souls. — Qur'an (13:11)
Kurdawa boldly challenges the current Kurdish political system and parties in place. Founded on Quranic principles and guidance, we believe that the existing structure has failed our people through compromises that undermine our sovereignty and dignity.
Our stance is clear: Entering into treaties with occupiers and oppressors will not be accepted under any circumstances, and such actions amount to high treason against the Kurdish people and their aspirations for freedom.
Victory cannot be achieved while there is rot from within. Following the Quranic law, we must cleanse our political system of corruption and collaboration with those who seek to oppress us.
The Quran provides clear guidance on our obligation to resist oppression and establish justice. Our struggle is not merely political—it is a sacred duty ordained by God.
"God defends those who believe. God does not like any betrayer, rejecter. Permission has been given to those who are being fought—for they have been wronged. And God is able to give them victory." — Qur'an 22:38-39
"And why do you not fight in the cause of God, when the weak among the men and women and children say: 'Our Lord, bring us out of this town whose people are wicked, and grant us from Yourself a supporter, and grant us from Yourself a victor!'" — Qur'an 4:75
"And let there be a nation from among you who calls towards righteousness, and advocate for good and prohibit vice. And these are the successful ones." — Qur'an 3:104
We must first remove those in power who have betrayed our cause and hold them accountable for their treason. Only by cleansing our own house can we build a foundation for true independence.
With unity of purpose and unwavering faith, we will confront the four oppressors who have divided our homeland. Our strength lies in our service to God and obedience to His guidance — for He alone grants victory to those who believe.
We will establish a truly independent Kurdish state governed by Quranic law, where our people can live in dignity, justice, and freedom—answerable only to God, not to foreign powers or corrupt leaders.
The Kurdawa Constitution is derived solely from the Quran, the ultimate source of law and guidance. All laws within our republic are interpreted directly from Quranic teachings, without addition or subtraction.
The following constitutional rights are established based on Quranic principles, ensuring justice, equality, and freedom for all citizens of the Republic of Kurdawa.
All persons have the right of free speech, freedom of the media, the right to assemble, and the right to protest peacefully.
All persons have the right to believe in any faith or religion they may see fit. The freedom of faith includes the establishment of temples, mosques, synagogues, churches, and any other constructs used for such purpose.
All persons may travel freely throughout the public lands of the republic, exit and/or enter its borders, in a legal manner, with no hindrance or delay. Such right extends to include the movement of goods.
All persons have the right to privacy against spying, eavesdropping, trespassing, entering homes without the permission of the owner, obtaining, and/or sharing private information.
All persons have the right to seek to possess wealth, and/or assets, and/or to engage in trade, industry, commerce and/or any other legally sanctioned activities.
All persons have the right to be granted security, education, and equal employment opportunities within the ability of the republic.
All persons are to be granted equal rights and opportunities irrespective of race, gender, color, faith, and any other discrimination.
All persons and/or legal entities have the right to demand justice against any wrongdoing or crime that befalls them without obstruction or undue delay.
The legislative powers of the republic shall be vested in an elected national council that shall be representative of the people and which shall conduct its business through the process of open discussion and consultation in all matters.
Elections will be based on districts, with each district defined as an area with a minimum citizen population of one percent of the total population of the republic.
Eligible candidates must be citizens, male or female, forty years of age or older, of sound mind and character, and residents of the district they are elected from.
National council members shall serve one term of five years, unless re-elected by their constituents.
Eligible voters are the male and female citizens who have reached the age of eighteen or older, and who are present within the borders of the republic at the time of voting.
Each district elects representatives through majority vote, with one seat per district plus additional seats for larger populations.
O you who believe, answer the call of God and His messenger when he calls you to what will grant you life. And know that God comes between a person and his heart, and that to Him you will be gathered. — Qur'an 8:24
The liberation and sovereignty of Kurdawa requires the dedication and skills of all its people. Your talents, knowledge, and commitment are needed in this sacred struggle for freedom and justice.
Every talent and ability can contribute to our cause, from technical skills to leadership.
Whether full-time or as needed, your commitment strengthens our collective resolve.
When called upon, you will serve the Kurdish people with dignity and unwavering dedication.
Defense, security, and protection of our people and territories.
Administration, legal expertise, and public service.
Technical skills, media, and spreading our message.
Teaching, preserving our heritage, and building our future.