Ehmedê Xasî
Ehmedê Xasî (born in 1866/67 in Lice, Turkey, Lice – died 18 February 1951) was a Kurds, Kurdish literary figure and Mufti. He is best known for his work ''Mewlîdu'n-Nebîyyî'l-Qureyşîyyî'' from 1899 which is considered the first literary work in Zaza language, Zaza. Biography Xasî was born in the 1866 or 1867 in the village of Savat, Lice, Hêzan (Xas) near Lice which was part of the Ottoman Empire. He was from the Xas tribe and his family stemmed from Bingöl. He received his education in a madrasa taught under a Molla Hasan and later moved to Diyarbakır where he was taught by Molla Mustafa Hatib and later Mufti İbrahim Efendi at the Great Mosque of Diyarbakır. From around 1911, he served in different administrative positions; first as the Müderris of Diyarbakir and thereafter transferred to his home village where he remained as a Müderris. After staying there for a while, he was appointed Mufti of Lice, a position he remained at for two years. By the time he res ...
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