Major Kurdish Essays in Sirwe Magazine
- A Criticism of Kurdish Orthography, Vol.I, No. 3, pp. 14-9.
- The Image of Woman in Kurdish Poetry, Vol. VI, No. 52, pp. 45-54.
- Blank Verse and Kurdish Poetry, Vol. VII, No. 64, pp. 41-5.
- A Comparative Study of Sorani and Laki Dialects of Kurdish, Vol. IX, No. 88, pp. 32-6.
- A journey into the Poetic World of Maref Aghaiee, Vol. XIV, No. 51, pp. 30-5.
- A New Attitude at two Poems by Mahwi, Vol. XV, No. 164, pp. 14-9.
- Mastoureh Ardalan and Kurdish Poetry, Vol. XVI, No. 168, 34-9.
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