- from
Tagrit to Beth
Sbirino where a
church was
built to
house his relics, however, a
dispute arose between the
peoples of Beth
Sbirino and
Esfes over who...
- also
known by its
Syriac name
Bsorino (Syriac: ܒܝܬ ܣܒܝܪܝܢܐ, lit. 'Beth
Sbirino', or 'Bsorino',) is a
village in the İdil
District of Şırnak
Province in...
- following: Aynwardo, Anhil, Kafro, Miden, Arnas, Beth Debe, Beth Kustan, Beth
Sbirino,
Dayro da-Slibo, Hrabemishka, Qartmin, Arkah, Arbo, Mizizah, Kfraze, Hah...
- Last
known photo of
Haydo Born 1870 Sare,
Ottoman Empire Died 1964 Beth
Sbirino,
Turkey Nationality Syriac Known for
Defending villages during the Sayfo...
-
Joseph of
Arnas (1805–1834)
Barsawmo of Hbob (1816–1839)
Mirza of Beth
Sbirino (1816–1842)
Gregory Zaitun Ghomo of
Midyat (1821–1844)
Severus Abd al-Nur...
- Huschabo), Anhel, Kafro,
Arkah (Harabale, with
Dayro Mor Malke), Beth
Sbirino,
Miden (Middo), Kerburan,
Binkelbe with Mor
Samun Zayte and Beth Zabday...
-
Joseph of
Arnas (1805–1834)
Barsawmo of Hbob (1816–1839)
Mirza of Beth
Sbirino (1816–1842)
Gregory Zaitun Ghomo of
Midyat (1821–1844)
Severus Abd al-Nur...
-
Joseph of
Arnas (1805–1834)
Barsawmo of Hbob (1816–1839)
Mirza of Beth
Sbirino (1816–1842)
Gregory Zaitun Ghomo of
Midyat (1821–1844)
Severus Abd al-Nur...
-
Joseph of
Arnas (1805–1834)
Barsawmo of Hbob (1816–1839)
Mirza of Beth
Sbirino (1816–1842)
Gregory Zaitun Ghomo of
Midyat (1821–1844)
Severus Abd al-Nur...
-
refugees and he and his
family escorted them in two
groups to
safety at Beth
Sbirino. By 1987,
there were no
remaining Syriacs.
Notes Alternatively transliterated...
