Qatine gabbara (Qatine the hero), performed by the late Telman Givargizov from the village of Dvin in Armenia. This film was arranged on April 27, 2015 in Armenia.
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Qatine gabbara (Qatine the hero), performed by the late Telman Givargizov from the village of Dvin in Armenia. This film was arranged on April 27, 2015 in Armenia.
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It was a great honor and pleasure to conduct this short and special interview with our beloved Assyrian activist, writer and poet Ninos Nirari. This interview is about his newly published Assyrian poetry book entitled “A Spark of Poems”. This book is enriching our Assyrian language. Jönköping, Sweden 17th of August 2019.
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William D. S. Daniel was born on March 17, 1903 in Urmia, Iran. He completed his primary education in the missionary schools where he studied the Assyrian language. After the First World War, William moved to Hamadan and began studying music. He later went to study in the conservatory of music in Basil, Switzerland where he became an accomplished violinist. While in Europe, he continued to study the Assyrian language and took to translating the French masterpiece “Cyrano de Bergerac” from French to Assyrian.
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This poem is dedicated to all our Assyrian Nation in the Middle East. I believe the true message of this is to never take anything for granted, and always be thankful for what God has given us. This can relate to the terrorism and prosecution of people in our homeland, and to spread awareness of this.
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This poem/song commemorates August 7th, the Assyrian Martyrs Day. It is dedicated to all Assyrian Martyrs who lost their lives in the Simele massacre.
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Hagyana Atourayais a new Assyrian cultural and educational resource. A place to find grea examples of literary work, culture and ancestral heritage. The website is a spark that will ignite the flame of love among our people and is a treasury of wisdom and a guardian of our name, language, history and identity.
