Kurdish Feyli, also known as Feyli, is a distinct dialect of the Kurdish language spoken primarily by the Feyli Kurds. The Feyli community is scattered across different countries, with significant populations in Iran, Iraq, and Azerbaijan. This dialect exhibits unique linguistic characteristics that set it apart from other Kurdish varieties. Despite facing challenges, including political and historical factors, Feyli speakers maintain a strong cultural and linguistic identity. Efforts to preserve and promote the Feyli language are evident within Kurdish diaspora communities, particularly in countries like the United Kingdom, where Feyli Kurds have settled. These communities actively engage in cultural events, language initiatives, and educational programmes to ensure the vitality and continuity of the Kurdish Feyli language in the face of external influences and linguistic shifts.