Ahmade Bate

Ahmade Bate

Mala Ahmade Bate or Bateyi, (Mela Ehmedê Batê or Melayê Batê in Kurdish), (1417 – 1491), was a Kurdish poet and cleric. His real name was "Hussein". He belonged to the "Artushi" tribe. He was born in "Bate", a village in Hakkari Province, in present-day south-eastern Turkey.

Works

His main work is called "Mewlûda Kurmancî" (Birthday in Kurmanji), written in Kurmanji dialect of Kurdish, a celebration of the birth of prophet Muhammad. The book contains 19 chapters. It was used as a textbook for teaching Kurdish in the past. It is also very popular among Muslim Kurds in northern Kurdistan and many people recite its poems by heart. Its poems are also recited in other occasions such as in charity. This book was published for the first time in 1905 in Egypt. It was published for the second time in 1919 in Istanbul.

References

# [http://hem.bredband.net/serkay/Doc/Pirtuk/pirtuk-b/Nr-4.htm "Mewlûda Kurmancî", Pencinar Publishers for Kurdish Culture, Sweden, in Kurdish]
# [http://www.navkurd.de/edebiyat.htm#bate "Melayê Batê" in "Famous Kurdish poets, writers and philosophers", NavKurd, in Kurdish ]
#Melê Bateyî, Mewlûda Kurmancî, kurdî/kurmancî, Roja Nu Publishers, Sverige/Stockholm, 1987, 64 rûpel, ISBN 91-7672-018-7.


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