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Sinjar??? Part 5: Neighborhoods of Sinjar in the 20th Century
15+ hour, 38+ min ago (373+ words) By Ablahad Hanna Saka | Member of the Bethnahrin National Council in Iraq Through research, investigation and the collection of accounts and information, it became clear that a large number of Syriac and Armenian families lived in the center of Sinjar…...
Beth Zalin (Qamishli) on Its Centenary: A Call to Restore Recognition to the City???s Founders and Original Inhabitants
3+ week, 2+ day ago (774+ words) By Ablahad Hanna Saka On the centenary of the founding of Beth Zalin (Qamishli), there is a need to pause and reflect on the city’s history, not to revive disputes or provoke sensitivities, but to uphold fairness and recognize the…...
Turkey???s Hattu??a discovery highlights Syriac (Aramean???Chaldean???Assyrian) reach across the region
4+ week, 1+ day ago (278+ words) HATTUŞA, Turkey — In Hattuşa, central Turkey, archaeologists have uncovered new evidence pointing to the deep-rooted presence and influence of Syriac (Aramean–Chaldean–Assyrian) civilization, as well as the reach of Syriac kingdoms across vast territories of Beth Nahrin (Mesopotamia) and…...
Today in History: Syriac scholar Gabriel Qardahi (1845???1931)
1+ week, 1+ day ago (582+ words) More than 90 years after his death, Qardahi remains a towering figure in the cultural history of Lebanon and the wider Syriac world. His work stands among the most important achievements of the 19th century Syriac intellectual revival, bridging ancient manuscripts and…...
From Cuneiform to Today: The fascinating journey of the first letter in history
1+ week, 6+ day ago (744+ words) BEIRUT — How did humanity move from drawings carved on cave walls to the alphabet we use today? Who invented writing? Why does the alphabet begin with “aleph, bet”? And how did letters travel from Beth Nahrin (Mesopotamia) to the Phoenicians,…...
On the need to name public spaces in Bartella after its Syriac luminaries
3+ week, 5+ day ago (389+ words) Bartella (Baritle) is one of those towns in the Nineveh Plain which carries a profound historical, cultural, and religious legacy. For centuries, this ancient town has been deeply intertwined with Christian heritage and the Syriac language. It produced prominent figures…...
Ancient Silk Road Cemetery Unlocks Secrets of Christian and Muslim Coexistence
3+ week, 3+ day ago (543+ words) USHARAL, Kazakhstan — Deep in the Ili River Valley of southeastern Kazakhstan, near the Chinese border, archaeologists excavating a 700-year-old Silk Road city have uncovered remarkable new evidence of how medieval Christians and Muslims lived, worshipped, and were buried alongside one…...