Was Noah and his sons Kurds?

No, Kurds didn't even exist back then.

>>2426589
how do you know?

no one can pinpoint the exact arrival of the proud and ancient Kurdish people in the region
for all we know the children of Adam and Eve were Kurds

>>2426563
well given Noah didnt exist, no

>>2426589
>>2426637
http://www.academia.edu/181103/Uses_and_Values_of_the_Term_Kurd_in_Arabic_Medieval_Literary_Sources

>>2426746
>This incongruity disturbed me to the point I couldn’t sleep anymore. I started to read some books. Both this problem and the incoherence of establishing a continuity between the medieval period and the 21st century regarding the use of the term “Kurd”, led some scholars to consider that this word had an “ethnographic value” and that only the life-style of the populations considered (nomadism and pastoralism) determined the way in which the term was used. Vasili Nikitine quoting Vladimir Minorsky says “Very early in the Arab historiography the word kurd became a synonyme for "nomad”.
>The anthropologist Van Bruinessen says “Medieval arab geographers used the term ‘Kurd’ (in its arabic plural form ‘Akrad’) to denote all nomadic or semi-nomadic tribes that were neither Arab nor Turkish”.
What do these people know? KURDS AND THE WORD "KURD" ARE A ETHNIC GROUP, THAT IS MILLENIAL OLD WITH IT'S OWN OWN ANCIENT LANGUAGE BELONGING TO ITS OWN FAMILY TREE, OWN ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIAN/ANATOLIAN/IRANIAN CULTURE AND OWN RELIGION THAT WAS FOUNDED BY THE KURDISH PROPHETS ZOROASTER AND JESUS.

FUCK THESE TURKISH LIES, BIJI KURDISTAN, BIJI SEPO APO