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Women's Liberation Center celebrates Susan B. Anthony.

Description:
The Women's Liberation Center is hosting a celebration in honor of Susan B. Anthony's birthday. Stan Chambers interviews three women affiliated with the Center about Anthony's role in the women's movement. They discuss how Anthony had many of the same concerns as feminists today and what she would think of the work they do at the Center.
Date:
[1972-02-15]
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Diverse Communities of Los Angeles (1970-1980) - KTLA Television Newsfilm Collection
Women's Liberation Center celebrates Susan B. Anthony.

Women's Ecstatic Prayer Begins, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Description:
Here, the recitation concludes and the prayer begins. This shift marks a transition from the singular naming of prophets and sheikhs, in the form of call and response, to a more communal moment. The prayer-leader petitions God and the assembly responds, “Inshallah,” roughly translated, “God willing.” The petitions recorded here: to visit Mecca, to circle the Ka’aba, to drink the waters of Mecca’s holy springs.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women's Ecstatic Prayer Begins, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Women Seated in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (9)

Description:
Different women engage with the prayers at various intensities throughout the afternoon. These women, a couple of whom were lost in ecstasy not an hour previously, sit against the wall, on the rugs and cushions that line the room, nodding in time with the singing and daff, mouthing certain portions of the prayer.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women Seated in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (9)

Women Seated in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (7)

Description:
The women are now seated. The women playing daff and tapl cluster around the Sheikha, seated not on the ground, but on a chair, while the worshippers assemble themselves roughly around. This begins a different phase of worship in which the woman voice prayers together, seated. The women chant, “Jamil, oh, Jamil,” which is a man’s name, but can also mean “beautiful,” a name for God.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women Seated in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (7)

Women Seated in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (6)

Description:
Sheikha Sunbul gives a smile as she leads the woman to sit and transition between types of worship. Two women help another who has become wrapped up in her worship to find her place sitting. The throes of ecstasy remain with her even as she sits. The murmured prayers all in Arabic, the casual chatting is in Kurdish.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women Seated in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (6)

Women Seated in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (3)

Description:
The woman, draped in her green and gold cloth, sits swaying in her chair as the women beside her circle and call out in prayer. The camera’s view this time shows a bit more of the women who are singing and moving through the prayers as a group. As well, circling through the camera’s viewpoint are a woman and her child, who hasn’t yet learned the motions.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women Seated in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (3)

Women Seated in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Description:
A man or a woman, when physically overcome by the worship, will often find a corner or a chair in which to sit and continue their prayer in whatever way they can. A woman here has done just that. The worship goes on around her and she throws herself into it still, only from a seated position. The women recite together, “Our everlasting sheikh is Talabani,” in homage to the spiritual leadership and financial backing of the family who created and maintains this tekiye.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women Seated in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Women Mid-Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (8)

Description:
As the worship goes into the late afternoon, the woman playing the tapl begins to play more automatically, without feeling, her mind perhaps somewhere else. The other women gently call her and as her mind returns to worship, she calls on Sheikh Ali. To her left side is the Sheikha’s table, water, sweets, and trashcan.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women Mid-Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (8)

Women Mid-Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (3)

Description:
The prayers for individual prophets and sheikhs continues. The sheikha, in her green covering and turquoise head-scarf stands next to the mullah. Several women can be heard in the background singing softly along with the prayers. The mullah names Ahmad Talabani as the women around her continue to touch their eyes, their foreheads.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women Mid-Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (3)

Women Mid-Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (2)

Description:
The prayers for individual prophets and sheikhs continues. The prayers include naming specific sheikhs who have been meaningful in the history and spiritual life of the tekiye. As they pray, the women speak to themselves, “The crown on my head,” and touch their foreheads. They say, “Light of my eyes,” and touch their eyes. It is also possible that certain women in this assembly believe touching a place during prayer heals that place in the body.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women Mid-Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (2)

Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (19)

Description:
The Sheikha is not the only woman with prayer beads. Many women in the assembly who aren’t accompanying the prayers with the tapl or the daff have their prayer beads in their hands, moving each bead with each prayer, similar to how a rosary might be used. Too, children continue to move around the worship. A young girl has moved to the couch. The boy continues to sit on his mother’s lap, though he began the worship over on that couch. Though the prayer is incomplete, this snippet goes, “…of this Kurdistan. Oh, my beautiful sheikh, it is not in my hands. I miss you greatly.”
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (19)

Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (15)

Description:
The prayer continues around the Sheikha, whose beads can be seen dangling into the frame of the clip. The notebook is passed from singer to singer, but many know the prayers by heart and add their voices. The prayer goes, “If you wonder whether I have come for a picnic, I am ill and hopeless. I have come to the door of God’s Prophet, the door of forgiveness.”
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (15)

Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (14)

Description:
The women leading prayers sit gathered around the Sheikha. A woman playing the daff speaks with another woman beside her, also keeping time with the daff. A woman greets another who has entered the room outside the frame of the video by putting her hand to her head in a silent motion that means, “I put you above my eyes” or, even more respectfully, “I put you above my head.” As well, the notebook that the women gather the prayers in features prominently in this clip. One woman is clearly reading from the pages that she holds in her hands. She sings, “I moan for you, I sacrifice myself for you, God’s Prophet, I love anyone who loves you…”
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (14)

Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (13)

Description:
The concluding moment of the prayer includes the interruption of the chant, cries to God, and the dissolution of the circle. Women now make their way to the edges of the room to sit and continue praying together, but more through song than motion. As women move around, they readjust their scarves, their dresses for the next phase of worship.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (13)

Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (9)

Description:
The women move in a circle around the prayer leaders and those who have gone ecstatic in their movements. The woman draped in green continues her motions from the plastic lawn chair in the corner. Women on couches and the floor, lining the wall of the room, echo the motions and prayers of the women in the center of the room. Here, the women repeat, “There is no god but God.”
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (9)

Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (7)

Description:
The air conditioning ruffles the edges of her scarf as Sheikha Sunbul Umjunayd leads and participates in the prayer. This viewpoint is from inside the circle of worshipping women who spin around the Sheikha and other worshippers who are in an ecstatic mode. The prayer acknowledges the call from Baghdad, where Sheikh Abdul Qadir Gaylani founded the Qadiri Order, and where the mosque he founded remains in operation today. As well, as the women reach a subconscious or transcendent state, they often forsake the common prayer for exclamations, often, “Allah! Allah!”
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (7)

Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (5)

Description:
A woman sits in the corner, draped in green cloth printed with gold mosques. Green, a holy color to Islam, is generally used in cemeteries or at shrines. Her hair is wrapped in a white cloth and her motion is restrained, but her eyes are closed and she has separated herself from the circling women. The prayer continues to consist mostly of praise for the beloved sheikhs of the order.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (5)

Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (3)

Description:
As the rhythmic movement continues, the transcendence or ecstasy begins to descend on individual women. One woman, recognizing another’s ecstasy, pulls her from outside the circle into it, allowing her the space to move differently than the women around her. The women continue to praise the Prophet, but call, too, on additional holy individuals, such as Sheikh Ahmed Bustani, for grace.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (3)

Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Description:
The Sheikha begins to call on God, again falling into a loose call and response pattern. Even though there is a clear call (Allah!) and a clear response (Hey!), many women call on God with the Sheikha, using her same hand motions. This ritual is not common among all Muslims and may have developed over time as particular either to Qadiri Sufis or to the Talabani Tekiye.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women in Ecstatic Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Women and Girls Praying Together, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Description:
A young woman participates in the worship while a little girl, across the circle, joins in beside her mother. Though children are cherished in this tekiye, they are explicitly encouraged not to come to the worship too young. The path of a Sufi must be consciously chosen, not an indoctrination. Sheikh Yusuf, the spiritual leader has said, “When we find children here, we say, ‘Go home! Read a book!’ But they sneak in…” Another consideration for some women in this circle is childcare. As this tekiye is the only in Kirkuk to offer sermons and prayers in all the languages of Kirkuk, many refugees or internally displaced people attend services. A woman alone with her child, separated from her family, may have no choice but to keep her son or daughter with her.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Women and Girls Praying Together, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Watts Summer Festival.

Description:
Fred Parsons covers the 7th annual Watts Summer Festival at Will Rogers Park in South Los Angeles. From a main stage at the opening ceremony, KTLA reporter Larry McCormick offers introductory remarks and talks about the festival being fun and games as well as a statement about their community. Next, LA County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn appears on stage to reflect on the Watts Rebellion and progress in the area. Hahn says they've accomplished a lot in the past seven years, but there is still more to do to improve conditions. Parsons also interviews Tommy Jacquette, executive director of the festival, and Yolanda Chapplle, queen of the festival, who sees the event as an expression of unity and Black pride. Footage includes other speakers and shots of people in the park, booths, and carnival rides.
Date:
[1972-08-16]
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Diverse Communities of Los Angeles (1970-1980) - KTLA Television Newsfilm Collection
Watts Summer Festival.

Watts Fest.

Description:
As Watts Fest prepares to open, a reporter interviews one of the organizers about the main attractions, including concerts, art exhibits, gospel shows and voter registration. He also mentions grand marshal Sammy Davis Jr. and attendance expectations. Footage includes shots of a band playing, crowds, and people greeting each other and taking their seats before a ceremony begins. Actor Greg Morris (of TV's Mission Impossible) and LA County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn appear briefly in this footage.
Date:
[1971-08-18]
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Diverse Communities of Los Angeles (1970-1980) - KTLA Television Newsfilm Collection
Watts Fest.

Voter registration drive targets minority communities.

Description:
In a press conference setting, Los Angeles City Councilman (and future L.A. Mayor) Tom Bradley and others talk about their non-partisan voter registration drive and efforts to get more people involved in the political process through outreach in minority communities. They see this as an opportunity to reach those communities previously excluded from the process. Efforts include establishing voter registration and information offices on the East and West sides of Los Angeles, as well as Compton, Pomona and Pacoima, and recruiting young people to help register students on college campuses. Clip includes silent shots of posters, including and NAACP poster utilized in the campaign.
Date:
[1972-07-26]
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Diverse Communities of Los Angeles (1970-1980) - KTLA Television Newsfilm Collection
Voter registration drive targets minority communities.

Urban League president Vernon Jordan discusses Nixon's veto of extension of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.

Description:
In a press conference setting, Urban League president Vernon Jordan discusses President Richard Nixon's veto of the extension of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, which included an amendment to provide childcare benefits for the working class. Jordan states that Nixon's veto is detrimental to the lives of Black people, the economically-disadvantaged, and working mothers. Jordan also discusses the prejudiced viewpoints of white America regarding continuing challenges faced by African Americans due to inequality and institutional racism.
Date:
[1971-12-10]
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Diverse Communities of Los Angeles (1970-1980) - KTLA Television Newsfilm Collection
Urban League president Vernon Jordan discusses Nixon's veto of extension of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.

Unemployment issues in South Central Los Angeles.

Description:
Mr. Bachman, of the South Central Los Angeles Services Center, is interviewed about high unemployment in the area. He talks about the need for more entry level jobs, employers recruiting in other communities known for having a pool of semi-skilled labor and the lack of transportation in the community. Clip includes silent footage of people looking at job postings on a bulletin board and Center employees working.
Date:
[1971-05-06]
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Diverse Communities of Los Angeles (1970-1980) - KTLA Television Newsfilm Collection
Unemployment issues in South Central Los Angeles.

کنسرت سبز U2

Description:
ویدیو تصاویری را از کنسرت U2 که در آن‌ نور و جلوه‌های سبز در سراسر صحنه در همبستگی‌ با مردم ایران قرار گرفته شده بودند. U2 همین کار را در دیگر کنسرتهای خود نیز کرده است.
Date:
7/3/2009
۱۳۸۸/۰۴/۱۲
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Green Movement (Iran)
Middle East & North Africa Collections
کنسرت سبز U2

کنسرت سبز U2

Description:
ویدیو تصاویری را از کنسرت U2 که در آن‌ نور و جلوه‌های سبز در سراسر صحنه در همبستگی‌ با مردم ایران قرار گرفته شده بودند. U2 همین کار را در دیگر کنسرتهای خود نیز کرده است.
Date:
9/23/2009
۱۳۸۸/۰۷/۰۱
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Green Movement (Iran)
Middle East & North Africa Collections
کنسرت سبز U2

Transit expansion project in Watts.

Description:
In a press conference setting, unidentified officials convey the positive outcomes of an experimental transit expansion project in Watts that was conducted in response to urban rebellions in the United States in 1967. The project was designed to improve public transportation options for residents. The officials outline the multiple phases of the project, how it impacted employment and access to health care in the area, and hopes for the continuation of the project in the future.
Date:
[1971-08-17]
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Diverse Communities of Los Angeles (1970-1980) - KTLA Television Newsfilm Collection
Transit expansion project in Watts.

The Sheikha, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Description:
The Sheikha is a Turcoman, fluent in Turcoman, Arabic, Kurdish, and English. Her husband, Sheikh Yusuf Talabani, married her though she did not come from a Sheikh family. Given social and religious pressures, this indicates a personal understanding and choice of the Sheikha’s gifts, which are many. During this particular visit to the tekiye, the Sheikh was away, receiving treatment in Germany for a grave illness. The Sheikha stayed to support their community, to carry on the work of worship, but her concern for her husband made speech, at one point, difficult.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
The Sheikha, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

The Physical Space of Women's Worship, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Description:
Though the women’s room for worship is a simple long rectangle with no alcove for the daff and tapl players, the percussionists tend to congregate at the far side of the worship circle. The tapl is played sitting down, the drum braced against some cushions. The daff can be played standing or sitting as the worshipper desires. While the speech is not entirely clear, the language shifts from Kurdish to Arabic.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
The Physical Space of Women's Worship, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

The Graves of Sheikhs Associated with the Talabani Tekiye, Shrines, Kirkuk, 2016

Description:
The graves of sheikhs associated with the tekiye are inside the building, a shrine for devotees to visit. A verse from the Quran is written, Ayat al Kursi, or the Verse of the Throne, “In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful. Allah! There is no God but He, the Living, the Self-subsisting, the Eternal. No slumber can seize Him, nor sleep. All things in heaven and earth are His. Who could intercede in His presence without His permission? He knows what appears in front of and behind His creatures. Nor can they encompass any knowledge of Him except what he wills. His throne extends over the heavens and the earth, and He feels no fatigue in guarding and preserving them, for He is the Highest and Most Exalted” (2:255).
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
The Graves of Sheikhs Associated with the Talabani Tekiye, Shrines, Kirkuk, 2016

Seven South Vietnamese students fear political reprisal as they face deportation.

Description:
At the Federal Building in downtown Los Angeles, reporter Jan Minagawa covers a rally in support of seven exchange students from South Vietnam who are facing deportation. He interviews three of the students who fear for their safety if they return to Vietnam after speaking out against the war and their government while in the United States. They talk about the treatment of political prisoners and the harassment and threats their families have been facing back home. Footage includes shots of the demonstrators and segments with reporter voiceover that lack picture.
Date:
[1974-08-15]
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Diverse Communities of Los Angeles (1970-1980) - KTLA Television Newsfilm Collection
Seven South Vietnamese students fear political reprisal as they face deportation.

Security Checks Within the Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Description:
Inside the tekiye, each member of the worship is preliminarily checked. These devotees live, by Islamic State standards, a radically liberal life, manifesting a form of Islam, that IS would actively seek to destroy. As the men enter the mosque, they hear, “I bear witness that there is no god to be worshipped but Allah.”
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Security Checks Within the Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016

Second Story View of the Men at Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (1)

Description:
A boy stands on the second story balcony, watching the men below him listen to the mullah’s sermon. The balcony is a common hideaway for the young boys of the tekiye. They retreat up there to watch their fathers or uncles, to teach each other how to wrap their scarves around their hats properly, to eat the treats that come with a mawlood, or celebration. The walls, painted green, are typical of a tekiye. The mullah is reminding his assembled devotees not to put their heart in anything except God.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Second Story View of the Men at Prayer, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (1)

Reaction to forced relocation of long-term residents at Veterans Administration domiciliary.

Description:
In January 1972, after the results of a seismic survey determined extensive damage caused by the 1971 Sylmar earthquake, the Wadsworth Hospital, a building on the Veterans Administration site in West Los Angeles, was forced to relocate hundreds of seriously ill patients on short notice. To make room, long-term residents at the site's domiciliary would also need to be relocated. Two women who have been residents at the facility discuss their positive treatment at the hospital and that they understand the decision is being made for the safety of the veterans, but believe the government should have given greater advance notice that they would need to relocate.
Date:
[1972-01-25]
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Diverse Communities of Los Angeles (1970-1980) - KTLA Television Newsfilm Collection
Reaction to forced relocation of long-term residents at Veterans Administration domiciliary.

Press conference with Black Law Journal editor Barbara Williams.

Description:
In a press conference, Barbara Williams, editor of the Black Law Journal, speaks about the publication as a resource for Black lawyers and how it can help advance equal justice and much-needed change in legal institutions. She talks about the need for Black lawyers to become advocates against injustices and the ways the legal system works against Black people and people from low-income backgrounds. Williams envisions the Black Law Journal as a forum for a new breed of legal activist that is prepared to share their knowledge with those concerned with Black community development. She also responds to questions about President Richard Nixon's law and order policy. Tom Bradley appears in this footage.
Date:
[1971-05-12]
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Diverse Communities of Los Angeles (1970-1980) - KTLA Television Newsfilm Collection
Press conference with Black Law Journal editor Barbara Williams.

Prayer Concludes, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (5)

Description:
Another woman joins in the daff playing. The prayer comes to a stop with a traditional closing prayer. Though the recent prayers have been in Turcoman, a minority language of Kirkuk and surrounding areas, the closing prayer reverts to Arabic. The women move seamlessly from the prayers to easy conversation as the worship concludes.
Date:
30-Sep-16
Resource Type:
moving image
Collection:
Middle East & North Africa Collections
Kirkuk’s Great Sufi Mosque
Prayer Concludes, Talabani Tekiye, Kirkuk, 2016 (5)