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Are you looking for a Kurdish New Testament to share with your friends or family? Or, maybe you’re on a spiritual journey yourself! Or, maybe your a ministry, bookstore, or company wanting to sell Kurdish Bibles. From an entire Kurdish Bible to just the New Testament, order from Shepherds Books! 

While we offer christian books in Kurdish, we also offer Christian books and Bibles in related languages as well, including Arabic, Farsi (Persian), Turkish, English, Pashto, Tajik, Kazakh, Uzbek, and many others. Or, listen to the Bible online in Kurdish now!

So, enjoy reading about God’s love for you in Kurdish!

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Kurdish Books & Bibles FAQ

Yes, we do. Buy Kurdish Christian books/bibles in bulk now!

No, we do not normally offer free shipping. We've implemented a straightforward flat-rate shipping fee for each book. This approach enables us to continue our mission of delivering Kurdish Christian literature and resources to readers like you throughout the country.

While it may depend on many variables such as the type of book, the language ordered, and/or the availability status, delivery times usually range between 6-12 business days.

Shepherds Books is committed to bringing the word of God in Kurdish, and other languages, to as many people living in America as possible. Our goal is to be a resource of Christian literature for bookstores, churches, and ministries as well as a resource for those seeking to learn more about God and His love.

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The Joshua Project identifies and informs believers about unreached ethnic groups lacking Gospel access. It provides detailed prayer requests and demographics to help reach these undiscovered communities with the Christian message.

An Overview of Christianity and the Kurdish Language

Christianity has a long, albeit limited, history among the Kurdish people, dating back to the early centuries of the Christian era when missionaries, including Nestorian and Syriac Orthodox Christians, brought the faith to the region. The area historically inhabited by Kurds, spanning parts of modern-day Turkey, Iraq, Syria, and Iran, was home to various Christian communities, such as Assyrians and Armenians, who had established early Christian churches. While some Kurds adopted Christianity, most of the population remained aligned with Zoroastrianism until the spread of Islam in the 7th century, after which the majority of Kurds became Muslim, particularly adhering to Sunni Islam.

Modern efforts to reach Kurds with Christian teachings gained traction in the 19th and 20th centuries through missionary initiatives from Western churches, who translated portions of the Bible into Kurdish dialects such as Kurmanji and Sorani to make Christian texts accessible. Although Christians among the Kurdish population are few, the availability of Christian literature in Kurdish has helped facilitate a small but persistent interest in the faith. Today, Kurdish-speaking Christian communities exist in diaspora and some Kurdish-majority areas, with Kurdish translations of the New Testament and other Christian resources supporting faith practice. However, due to cultural and political factors, Christianity remains a minor influence within the Kurdish community.