In this book, there are hymns and sayings of Êzdîs that have been sung orally for years and whose writing is subject to permission. The contents of the book were compiled in the 1970s.

There are many emotions, thoughts, and symbols of Ezidism in hymns and sayings. The process of compiling these hymns and sayings was quite difficult. Ordîxanê Celîl and Celîlê Celîl compiled these hymns and sayings in a wide range with years of effort and effort.

“O poor, if you stay in the world for a hundred years,

If you swim in gold and silver,

In the end you will be waiting for death,

O sluggish, poor, you are non-existence,

World: house is bark, property,

It is baser in man,

Bazrgan migrates, stays inn-property,

O sluggish, miserable, you are the master of the world.”