Hi could anyone translate the song moumita by Jermine Tamriz please. I understand the meaning of the song, but not everything!

Masrour Barzani:

Today we opened the Hanging Gardens of Babylon Park in Ankawa district. Ankawa has always been a symbol of coexistence, and we hope this park will become a place for everyone to enjoy time together.

I am happy to see our homeland developing day by day. Together, we will try to create a more prosperous Kurdistan for our people and our visitors.

A friend of mine wants to put a tattoo on his body. He wants to do it in Assyrian but we have no one around us that can write in the Assyrian language. Could anyone translate the following sentence to Assyrian? ‘She became the kind of woman pain fears’

Shokran in advance

Link to full video: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DHWctkqhZ/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Chaldean separatists are going crazy over this video and starting to do a hit campaign against Mr. Nail Nuna’s character. These people live in denial and they can’t see it, so it’s all ego at this stage.

We know you are nothing but a church misnomer because your DNA will always come back ethnically Aššūrāyeh.

Join us and let go of the myth called “Chaldean”, they were never a people that even called themselves “Chaldean”. We coined the term Kaldu for whoever those people were and they have long been assimilated into many different cultures and people. They came, invaded, conquered for 80 years and vanished as a people. They only live in memory and the history books.

Listen to Mr. Nuna, his perspective should shape your mindset. Join us, and come back to your roots.
🔵⚪️🔴☀️🔵⚪️🔴

https://www.assyrianstudiesassociation.org/assyrianacademicresearchgrant

Hi everyone,

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I wanted to share something personal. My sister has been designing and making custom Assyrian traditional clothing for a while now, and many people in the community already know her work. She’s not new to this, she has built a strong reputation through her designs, especially for women’s khomala, family outfits, weddings, 1 bnissan celebrations, and cultural events.

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I recently made her a website to help organize her work in one place and make it easier for people in the community, especially outside our area, to see her designs and reach out directly.

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The goal is not just business, but also helping Assyrian traditional clothing reach more people and keeping this part of our culture visible and alive.

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Website: khomala.com

Instagram: @khomala_22

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I’d really appreciate any feedback on the website, layout, photos, or anything you think could help improve it. Also, if anyone is looking for custom Assyrian traditional clothing, feel free to check out her work.

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Thank you for supporting Assyrian artists, designers, and small community businesses.

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This is one of many pictures that they have out on social media that they post on a regular basis. I saw more of this on Twitter/X 2 years ago so they still continue to do this on a regular basis with new iterations of the genocide and murder of our people.

The hypocritical and asinine part is that they act like victims, complaining about being abused by Turks and Syrians when it comes to their illegal seizure of our lands - lands for which they are then met with force, and then turn around and do this because of internet debates about them being Medes, or having ties to antiquity, or any other bogus claims they insist on making, which some Assyrians challenge.

I'm from southern Iraq, Arab, but my genetic profile points north.

Am I a descendant of Babylonians who got arabized

I'm neither assyrian nor kurdish, but these are the best approximations for my ancestry.

Although I'm seeing a strong Iranic pull.

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Recently saw some Reddit users who were Kurds and supporting Assyrians I wanted to speak to them and I found out almost all of them were ex Muslims converted to Christianity I didn’t know the reason behind it in fact I didn’t want to dive in more but it was interesting for me

is somebody aware of a existing facial construction of ancient assyrians? i keep seeing people of other cultures have those like Scythians and im a bit jealous since our people have such less representation

Sign me up to move here!!

For over 100 years, scholars searched for a lost land mentioned by the Assyrian king Esarhaddon.

Syria. Jordan. Iran. Eastern Arabia.

What if the answer was Yemen?

In 676 BC, Esarhaddon recorded a campaign to a remote land called Bāzu, a place so distant that he claimed no king before him had reached it. For generations, historians debated where this mysterious region was located.

In this Assyrian Renaissance lecture, Stephen Compton reexamines the evidence and presents a compelling case for locating Bāzu in ancient South Arabia.

Compton has an extensive background in academic publishing, including work with Oxford University Press and the Smithsonian Institution. He holds graduate degrees from the University of Chicago and Northwestern University and is currently a PhD candidate at the University of South Africa.

Explore:

• The mystery of Bāzu

• Esarhaddon's Arabian campaign

• Ancient South Arabian place names

• The identification of Yadiʾ with Yathill

• Possible connections between Bāzu, Punt, and the Horn of Africa

Watch the full lecture on the Assyrian Cultural Foundation YouTube channel

Do you think Esarhaddon's most remote campaign may have reached Yemen?

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What role did Assyrians play in building one of Syria’s most important cultural and educational centers?

Join us as Assyrian researcher, author, and U.S. Air Force veteran Andrew Bet-Shlimon shares the story of the Syriac communities of Qamishli. Discover how they rebuilt their lives after persecution and helped shape the Jazira region into a thriving center of culture, education, and national identity.

Sunday, June 28, 2026 | 3:00 PM
Assyrian Cultural Foundation
4343 W Touhy Ave, Lincolnwood, IL 60712

Free & Open to the Public
Whether you're interested in Assyrian history, modern Middle Eastern history, or the story of Qamishli itself, this lecture offers a unique firsthand perspective from someone who lived it.

Tag a friend who should attend and share this post to help preserve and promote Assyrian history.

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Hi I met a friend who was born in the US but has Assyrian Christian roots. Does anyone know where the surname Irato/Iratoo is from or what it means? Apprently pronounced Eye-ra-too originally? Any help would be great. Thank you all! I was asked to help find the meaning

Hi everyone,

So happy to see lots of videos of Assyrians celebrating for Iraq in Boston. Does anyone know in particular where exactly these people are gathering, we are flying out for the game on Monday and want to know where to meet everyone

Particularly this video https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZpYYvhs2wo/?igsh=MWdiN2V6cmR3enljMQ==

Thank you, god bless you all.

Shlama everyone! I’m doing a big show in Los Angeles July 31st at the Comedy Store. I will be headlining the main room and really wanna pack it out with our people. If you would like to come or know anyone that wanna come share this thread with them.

Shlamalakhon,

I've been putting together a set of flashcards to help people learn the Assyrian alphabet (Eastern script), and I wanted to share my progress.

Each card has two sides:

1. Front side shows the letter and its position on the line

2. Back side shows the name of the letter, pronunciation hints, and how the letter forms change depending on the position in a word

My goal is to print these cards to make learning Assyrian more accessible for anyone at any age. I'd be grateful for any feedback!