Syriac Orthodox
Syriac Aramean people ܥܡܐ ܣܘܪܝܝܐ ܐܪܡܝܐ
Aramiler Süryaniler
نحن الآراميين
يحيا الشعب الآرامي السرياني
Syriac Orthodox السريان
ARAMAIC Nation SURYOYO OROMOYO
الكنيسة السريانية الأرثوذكسية
The Aramean people are an ethnic group that are widely spread into countries such as Syria, Turkey, Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Iran and Iraq. In later times, many of them fled into Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia, Germany, Sweden, Netherlands and Switzerland. Today hundreds of thousands Arameans (Syriacs) live in diaspora.
For the most part, they speak a dialect of the Neo-Aramaic language called Turoyo. Arameans mostly call themselves Sūryōyē in their native tongue, but a large part also tend to use Orōmōyē (Suryoyo=Oromoyo).
Being adherents of the West Syrian Rite, they belong to the Syriac Orthodox Church and Syriac Catholic Church, for which reason they're also known as Jacobites (named after Jacob Baradaeus).
Their original homeland lies in what is now parts of Syria and Turkey (specifically in the Turabdin region.) Following the Seyfo genocide in the early 20th century, many fled abroad, and a significant portion today lives in diaspora.
Today there are 12-15 million Arameans (Syriacs) Worldwide
Arameans of Tur Abdin The Mountain of the Servants of God - Mardin - Midyat - Türkei Turkey Istanbul Adiyaman Urfa Urhoy Edessa Kingdom Osroene Osrhoene - Syria - Syrien - Irak - Aramean-Chaldean Iraq Mosul Mor Matay Basra Baghdad - Libanon Tur-Lebanon Zahle - Orient - Aramean-Maronite Baschir Bashir Gemayel Samir Geagea Lebanon Kataeb Lebanese Forces Christian Lubnan Lebnani Beirut - Middle East - Palästina - Palestine - Israel - Antioch - Antiochia - Damascus - Mesopotamia Tigris Euphrates - Qamishlo Kamishlo Kamishli Qamishli Aleppo Homs Hims Al-Jazira Al-Hasakah Palmyra Tadmor Apamea Hama - Aram Nahrin - Aram Nahrain - Jordan - Jerusalem - Bethlehem - Aram Naharaim - Araméen - Aramäer - Aramean - Aramei - Aramaico - Siriaca - Siria - Siriaco - Arameeërs - Jezus - Aramese - Aramees - Syrië - Arameus - Araméer - Syrianer - Syriska - Arameos - Siriacos - Süryaniler - Aramiler - Süryanice - Aramice - Aramca الآرامية
الآراميون الآرامي الآراميين
Hi guys,
several parts of this video are stollen from my film 'The last Assyrians' on the history and Identity of Chaldean Syriac Assyrian Aramean Christians. I do prefer when people ask me before using my films! see site:
docorient(dot)com
Robert Alaux
RobertAlaux 2 months ago
@psmx7 i cant believe what yu said. ok .look, if yu have a real proof, send me webpages or something.
All i know that assyrians and arameans are brothers and that they are semitic.
r8s19 3 months ago
@psmx7 no , arameans and assyrians arent arabs, but they are all from the semitic origin .
r8s19 3 months ago
@psmx7 yeah , but the christians of Damascus were all arameans.
r8s19 3 months ago
and arameans were semitic people not european or aryan but of coarse they intermarried
rasheed1660 6 months ago
really the iraqi arabs and iraqi kurds are closest to assyrians by dna ?and infact the arameans,assyrians and kurds live in the same areas! iraqi kurds are mostly J2 y dna which is semitic .the ancient arabs are from Aram bin Sam bin NuhPBH the Aad who come from Uz and the Thamuud who come from Gether! syrians and arameans also and the ghassani arabs are from QaHtaan they are are syrian arabs but most were christian in the early days
rasheed1660 6 months ago
salam shalem shlama shlom shlomo shalom to The semities
arabiannight100 8 months ago
@harrignos
Hello .....No one was arabized ....its a big lie .....kurd turks persian etc are still the same ppl .
arabs reached levant and Turkey b4 islam e.g. bani bakr
all semitic migrated from arabia .....no one can deny .
peace shalom shlom shalem shlama salam
arabiannight100 8 months ago
greetings to all arameans from georgia
hamtaro852456 8 months ago
@psmx7 lol, I'm barely an American, and I'm not a Zionist. Alright, you obviously have a mental handicap and I apologize for not realizing sooner. You don't know what an arab, a jew, or an aramean or assyrian are..
harrignos 10 months ago