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Grigory Kessel
grigory_kessel
East Syriac scribe ʿAṭaya b. Faraj (ca. 1520-1596) was one of the most prolific and illustrious Syriac scribes. Born in Alqosh, ʿAṭaya spent his life in Gazarta (Cizre). #Syriac #manuscripts
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Dr. Michael Wingert
MikeWingert
The Aramaic (Syriac) word of the day is: ܓܗܐ(gāhā), "time, ornate room/bridal chamber" pronounced "goho" (West Syriac). From Pahlavi (Middle Persian) گاه (gâh). Seen it more in modern speech than
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Grigory Kessel
grigory_kessel
Today’s #SyriacPalimpsestsMonday I would like to devote to the oldest dated #Biblical #manuscript in existence. Those familiar with the field of #Syriac studies, might think in this respect of the
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Babylonian Bolshevik
AssyrianSR
One of the historical events our community has not had much exposure to, is what befell Assyrians in Palestine during Nakba and the Zionist occupation. The credit goes to @seyyedreza
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Sami Jiries | سامي جِريِس
samijiries
In Syriac, mar (ܡܵܪ mār) doesn't mean "God," it means "lord." There's a related form ܡܵܪܝܵܐ māryā that means "Lord God." The Syriac word for "love" referenced here is actually
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Ahab Bdaiwi איהאבּ ܐܝܗܐܒ
bdaiwi_historia
Long before Christoph Luxenberg, medieval Muslim authorities compiled lists of foreign vocabularies in the Quran. The Quran contains words from Ethiopian, Persian, Indian, Turkic, Nabatean, Syriac, Coptic, Hebrew, Greek, and
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Byzantine Ambassador
byzantinepower
MELKITES – A Thread By C10th, the Arabic language had supplanted both Aramaic – then the lingua franca of the Near East – and Greek, the tongue of poleis (esp
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Simcha Gross
Simcha_Gross
Early Christian texts are replete with descriptions of and statements and ideas about or attributed to Jews and "Judaism". Short thread /1 Whereas earlier scholars argued that polemics against Jews
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Vegito
VegitoWrath
Psalm 9’s prophecy about prophet Muhammad PBUHMini Thread: According to the Greek, Latin, and Syriac versions of Psalm 9:20, David asks God to judge the nations by sending a lawgiver
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Dr. James Harry Morris
JHMorris89
Today, @pressedconf is holding #pcPopUp2020 so I decided to tweet a short thread to share some resources and my personal story on using open resources. 1/18.https://2020popup.pressedconf.org My first experience undertaking
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Salam Rassi | سلام راسي
salam_rassi
Reminds me of Ibn Sīnā's al-Qaṣīda al-ʿayniyya, his famous poetic allegory for the soul's descent. وأظنها نسيتْ عهودًا بالحمى * ومنازلاً بفراقها لمْ تقنـــعِحتى إذا اتص
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KurdiGoon3r
Goon3rKurdi
The Cities of Kurdistan: From Başûr to Bakûr - A Thread Name - Erbil/Hewlêr/ههولێرPopulation - 1.5 MillionCommon Languages - Sorani Kurdish, Arabic, Turkish (Turkmen Dialect) and SyriacKnown for - The
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The Catholic Linguist
Vlinguist
You’ll see it in the headlines from time to time. It’s usually some variant of “which language did #Jesus speak?” or “is ISIS exterminating the language of Jesus?”. Scholars –
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Emran El-Badawi
emrane
When did the last great king of Arabia leave Paganism for Christianity? Who was he & why did he convert? How did this pave the way for Islam? The Syriac
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Lubna
LubnaaSabir1
There was a time Islamic intellectual culture had some of the greatest critical thinkers, philosophers, inventors known to man. Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariyyā 854 CE – 925 CE. Famed
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Sami Jiries | سامي جِريِس
samijiries
Akkadian has a verb nâkum 'to have sex with,' which is cognate to Arabic ناك nāk- 'to fuck.' I can't find any cognates in Aramaic, Ge'ez, or Hebrew, so potentially
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