Differences between Berbers, Copts, Kurds, Arabs, Iranians (Persians) and Turks

1. Berbers: People in northern Africa, mainly distributed in Morocco, Algeria, Libya, Tunisia and Mali. It belongs to the Mediterranean type of Europa race. Use Berber language, belonging to the Berber language family of Semite-Chinese family. Most people now believe in Islam.

2. Copts: Copts are descendants of ancient Egypt. Copts are not Muslims. They believe in ancient Coptic religion and are a branch of Greek Orthodox Church.

3. Kurds: Kurds are one of the oldest peoples in the Middle East and are said to be descendants of ancient Assyrians. They have lived in the mountains of Kurdistan for more than two thousand years. They used to live a nomadic life and believe in Islam. Most of them belong to Sunnis and a few belong to Shiites.

4. Arabs: Arabs are mainly distributed in Arab countries. Arabic is the official language of Arab countries and belongs to Semite language family. It is divided into many dialects and uses Arabic. Arabic script from Aramaic alphabet has been used since the 6th century. Most of them believe in Islam, most of them belong to Sunnis and a few belong to Shiites. In addition, few people in Lebanon, Syria, Palestine and Jordan believe in Christianity.

5. Persian: refers to people whose mother tongue is Persian. The word Persian has a supranational meaning. They belong to Iranians in history. They belong to a statue of Huala Mizi in Tehran, Iran. The origin of Persians can be traced back to the ancient Aryans. Except Farsiwans and most Hazaras, most Iranian Persians believe in Shiites [3 1], while there are Sunnis in the east, and a few Persians believe in Baha 'is, Zoroastrianism, Christianity and Judaism.

6. Turks: According to the viewpoint of Turks, in short, the time axis of Turks today is: Xiongnu->; Ding Ling (Hun, Han Dynasty)-> Gaoche (Southern and Northern Dynasties)-> Lale (Southern and Northern Dynasties)-> Tiele (tribal alliance in Sui and Tang Dynasties, conquered by Turkic khanate) uses Turkish, belonging to the west branch of Turkic language family of Altai language family. The script was written in Arabic letters, and 1928 was changed to Latin letters. Believe in Islam, mostly Sunnis.