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The (Turkish: Şeyh Said İsyanı ), which took place from February to March 1925, is widely considered the first large-scale and most significant Kurdish uprising in the history of the Republic of Turkey. While many rebellions occurred during the Ottoman and Republican eras, this event is often highlighted for its broad geographical reach, the size of its forces, and its dual nationalist and religious character. Historical Significance
: It was led by Sheikh Said , a respected Nakshibendi leader, and supported by the Kurdish Independent Society (Azadî). The movement sought both to restore Islamic governance and to secure Kurdish cultural and linguistic rights. en buyuk kurt isyani
Historians often categorize these events based on their scale and political goals: The (Turkish: Şeyh Said İsyanı ), which took
: The rebellion led to the implementation of the "Eastern Reform Plan" ( Şark Islahat Planı ), which accelerated the centralization of state power and the suppression of Kurdish identity in public life. Timeline of Major 20th-Century Kurdish Uprisings The movement sought both to restore Islamic governance