Ећefг®qгє Tembг»rvan Ш§щ„щѓщ†ш§щ† Шґщѓщљщ‚ | Ш§шёщ€ Ш±ш№шї

He began his musical journey at age 13 (c. 1963), deeply influenced by his uncle and mentor, the late Kurdish artist Youssef Jalabi .

Despite facing historical challenges—including a time when folk singing was socially discouraged or restricted by authorities—he has remained a guardian of Kurdish oral and musical traditions. He is often hosted on regional media like buyerFM and Kurd Online to discuss the preservation of heritage for younger generations. He began his musical journey at age 13 (c

: "Narînê" (duet with Nesrîn Botan), "Xanimê," and various traditional Kurdish wedding sets (dabkahs). He is often hosted on regional media like

: Perhaps his most famous traditional song, which recently gained renewed popularity through a modern music video that combined his classic performance with contemporary beats. The name " Şefîqê Tembûrvan " literally means

The name " Şefîqê Tembûrvan " literally means "Shafiq the Tembûr Player." He adopted this title to honor the legacy of his uncle and as a mark of his specialization in the instrument. Musical Style & Works

Over his career, he has recorded multiple cassettes featuring songs, traditional dances, and even folk tales. Cultural Impact

Born in 1948 in the village of Kestek (near Amuda, Syria) before later moving to Oljia and eventually settling in Qamishli.