Funeral: It has a very important value among Kurdish novels with its language, context, and subject. This work is the mirror of the oppressed Kurdish people who were moved from the village to the city with all their pain and sorrow. Funeral; from the beginning to the end in detail, original and impartial. It draws you in with its narration and arousing curiosity. “Xensê had tears in her eyes, she was looking at the tombstones, but the stones were mute and He was deaf. ‘Today the world collapsed on me! The earth seems narrow to me today, in my eyes. everything has shrunk. I wonder, I wander, I go here and there.

I cannot find a place to hide. On the one hand, Awzer and Fatê are holding on to me, On the other hand, your rhetoric, fairy tales and songs are a burden on my neck! I don't know what to do, I don't know what to turn!"