Wikipedia:WikiProject Syriac Christianity
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This is a project to reach consensus over a group of articles with related content. It is hoped that this project will harmonise these articles, remove duplication and provide a set of clear, encyclopaedic articles. It is felt that working on one or two of the articles in isolation is not desirable. Please edit this page to keep it updated, but please don't add material that other editors may find controversial. Use the talk page to discuss these ideas.
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[edit] To do
- Create, improve, and maintain articles related to Syriac Christianity.
- Add {{WikiProject Syriac Christianity}} to all such pages.
- Add every article within the scope of this project, by category, to the Wikipedia:WikiProject Syriac Christianity/Articles page.
- Monitor the recent changes page for improvements, other changes, and vandalism to articles within the scope of the project.
- Check the Category:Syriac Christianity articles needing attention for any articles within the scope of the project which need attention.
[edit] Departments
- Assesment - the assessment department.
[edit] Topics within the scope of this project
[edit] Self-identifications
[edit] Languages
[edit] Aramaic languages
[edit] Classical
[edit] Modern
- Assyrian Neo-Aramaic
- Bohtan Neo-Aramaic
- Chaldean Neo-Aramaic
- Hertevin language
- Koy Sanjaq Surat
- Mlahso language
- Senaya language
- Turoyo language
[edit] Non-Aramaic languages
[edit] Religion
[edit] West Syriac tradition
- Antiochian Orthodox Church
- Syriac Catholic Church
- Syriac Orthodox Church
- Maronite Catholic Church
- Melkite Greek Catholic Church
- various Protestant/Evangelical denominations, e.g. Aramäische Freie Christengemeinde (Aramean Free Christian Congregation), Germany
[edit] East Syriac tradition
- Ancient Church of the East
- Assyrian Church of the East
- Chaldean Catholic Church
- various Protestant/Evangelical denominations, e.g. Assyrian Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Iran
[edit] Geographical areas
[edit] History
[edit] Ancient history
[edit] Late Antiquity
[edit] Medieval history
[edit] Modern history
- Syriac genocide (Sayfo)
- Assyrian independence
[edit] Famous Syriacs
See also: List of Syriacs
See also: List of Assyrians
[edit] Yet to be categorised
[edit] Recognized content
[edit] Featured articles
[edit] Good articles
[edit] Did you know (DYK)s
- Simele massacre - 11 January 2007
[edit] Formerly recognized content
[edit] Former featured articles
[edit] Former good articles
[edit] Participants
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- Chaldean - I am a Chaldean Assyrian and I was born in Baghdad, Iraq. I can speak our language fluently and I would like to help out anyway I can with the topic about our people.
- Suryoyo - Im a Syriac from Sweden, I have a master in Computer Science and im currently researching about syriac history (arameans/assyrians/chaldeans).
- Gareth Hughes — I am an Anglican linguist, working especially with Syriac, classical and modern. I have made a number of trips to various parts of Turkey and Syria to study the language.
- Sargon - I am a Syriac speaking Chaldean Catholic Assyrian. I was born in Baghdad, Iraq. The village of my anscestors is Araden and Hakkari. I speak fluent Syriac, both the Chaldean and Assyrian dialects (Alqosh and Urmia as this encyclopedia has listed). Although the Araden dialect is slightly different. I can write both Estrangeli (squared) and Madhanaya scripts as well as Assyrian (Ktav Ashuri or Hebrew). I was raised into the Chaldean tradition, however I've always referred to myself as an Assyrian; yet most people in the Detroit area are familiar with only the term Chaldean. My family were the leaders of Araden and still own 900 acres of land there.
- Yuhanen Beth Tshallo - Im also an Assyrian/Syriac. Im originally from Anhil in Turabdin/Turkey.Im also fluent in Syriac (Turoyo) and Assyrian ( Sureth). For now I live in Sweden but Im planning to move back to Anhil in a couple of years.
- Edwin Cannon ܐܕܘܢ ܟܢܘܢ - I am an Assyrian who is still attending High School and who is part of the Assyrian Church of the East. My family is originally from Shamezdin (Nochiya), Turkey. I am live and was born in Chicago, USA. My father is born in Kirkuk, Iraq and my mother is born in Baghdad, Iraq. I speak fluent Assyrian, but I am a little slow on reading and writing in the Syriac language. I plan on becoming a Civil Engineer and move to Iraq to help rebuild the remaining villages that we have left.
- Benne - I am a student of Sociology, especially interested in the people originally from Tur Abdin, Mardin, and Diyarbakır, Turkey.
- Badbilltucker - Primary interests are probably the churches in communion with Rome, and the early histories of all the churches.
- Lijujacobk - I am a Syriac Orthodox from India. Interested in Syriac Language and Literature. And History of the Syriac Churches.
- the Tsar is Gone - I am an Assyrian and the self-proclaimed King of Sumer and Akkad.
- Suryoye - My name is Daniel. I am an Assyrian/Suryoyo. My interests are: History of Mesopotamia, Economics and Aircraft Maintenance Engineer.
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