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Syriac-Aramean Village of Ahlah during Sayfo

Ahlah, alternatively recorded as Halah, Achlah, or Narli, is situated 13 kilometers northeast of Midyat within the Tur Abdin region. Only three or four Syriac-Aramean families lived in the village among a large Kurdish majority. Local Kurdish neighbors offered protection to these specific families, allowing this small Syriac-Aramean community to survive the violence of the […]

Syriac-Aramean Village of Ahlah during Sayfo

Ahlah, alternatively recorded as Halah, Achlah, or Narli, is situated 13 kilometers northeast of Midyat within the Tur Abdin region. Only three or four Syriac-Aramean families lived in the village among a large Kurdish majority.

Local Kurdish neighbors offered protection to these specific families, allowing this small Syriac-Aramean community to survive the violence of the period intact.