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on 12.10.23

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Memet T. Zunun

A Scholar's Odyssey in Uyghur Studies Memet T. Zunun: A Scholar of Uyghur Studies Memet T. Zunun is a prominent researcher and author known for his exceptional contributions to the field of Uyghur studies. His academic journey, characterized by a relentless pursuit of knowledge, deep cultural roots, and a diverse educational background, has allowed him to make substantial contributions to Uyghur culture, language, and history. Early Years and Education Born and raised in Kashgar, a culturally rich city in the Uyghur Region, Memet developed a profound appreciation for his Uyghur heritage from a young age. He embarked on his educational journey by earning a Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature from Xinjiang University, laying the foundation for his future scholarly endeavors. During this period, he immersed himself in the intricacies of Uyghur culture and society. To further enhance his linguistic and cultural knowledge, Memet pursued studies in Russian

Teapot Soup

Mt Zunun Abstract: This brief article delves into the culinary treasure known as Teapot Soup, an integral part of the Uyghur gastronomic tradition. Originating in the Uyghur Region, this delicacy offers a taste of tradition in a compact form, bridging the gap between history and modernity. "Cheynek Shorpisi," as it's called in Uyghur, is a testimony to the essence of tradition, warmth, and cherished rituals associated with sharing sustenance. This paper presents a thorough investigation into the cultural and culinary significance of Teapot Soup, its historical roots, and contemporary variations. Keywords: Teapot Soup, Cheynek Shorpisi, Uyghur gastronomy, culinary heritage, cultural significance, historical roots, modern innovations, traditional preparation, Uyghur culture. Introduction: Teapot Soup, known as "Cheynek Shorpisi" in Uyghur, is a revered culinary gem hailing from the heart of the Uyghur Region. This paper embarks on a journey into the intrica

The Song of the Mill (Uyghur Poem by Berqi)

The Song of the Mill Berqi (In the embrace of the Mediterranean breeze, in the city of Haifa) Translated by Mt Zunun In the gaze of my friend, Jew on one hand, Arab on the other, Eyes meet mine, questioning, searching for a tether. "Which side?" they silently implore, "I'm on the bleeding edge," my response, a declaration, a lore. "I'm on the tears side," echoes my stand, In the realm of hope, where dreams paint the sand. Note : "The Song of the Mill" by Berqi Berqi penned the poem "The Song of the Mill" during his academic tenure at Haifa University in Israel between 2014 and 2016. The composition, dated October 14, 2015, in Haifa, has been partially translated, encompassing the first six verses. For those interested, the poem is available in both Uyghur and Arabic. Your exploration of the verses in these languages will provide a richer understanding of Berqi's poetic expression... تۈگمەن ناخشىسى بەرقى ‏ ‏بىر ياندا يەھ

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