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MARDIN - INTRODUCTION MOVIE- Mardin Tanıtım video
Mardin is the third oldest city all over the world. Actually nobody knows Mardin's age...
published: 17 Mar 2011
author: dangermanmgi
MARDIN - INTRODUCTION MOVIE- Mardin Tanıtım video
Mardin is the third oldest city all over the world. Actually nobody knows Mardin's age but it is approximately 7000+ year old. Mardin had been entertained 26 civilizations in the history. There are 7 kinds of people, 7 language, 7 religions... And if we plus all of these number, I mean 26 + 7 + 7 + 7 = 47. 47 is number of Mardin province.Mardin is not just a city. Mardin is everything that you cannot imagine it in your life...
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Kazo-kale musa
Musa Anter, also known by nickname "Ape Musa" (Kurdish: Apê Musa, literall...
published: 18 Feb 2011
author: Urmiyesson
Kazo-kale musa
Musa Anter, also known by nickname "Ape Musa" (Kurdish: Apê Musa, literally "Uncle Musa"), (1920, Nusaybin—September 20, 1992, Diyarbakır), was a dissident Kurdish-Turkish writer and activist.[1] He was a nationalist intellectual and murdered in September 1992.[2] He was born in the Eskimağra (Zîvîng ) village (Nusaybin District of the Mardin Province). He completed his primary education in Mardin, and then studied at junior and senior high school in Adana. When he was a student, he had been to Syria during his summer holidays and got acquaintance with Kurdish nationalist intellectuals[3] such as Celadet and Kamuran Bedir Khan, Kadri and Ekrem Cemilpaşa, Dr. Nafiz, Nuri Zaza, "Baytar" Nuri (Dersimi), Kadri Can, Osman Sabri, Haco Axa and his son Hasan, Emînê Perîxanê's son Şikriye Emîn, Mala Elyê Unus, and Cîgerxûn.[4] Abdülkadir Aygan, who was PKK militant and surrendered in 1985,[5] then recruited as part of the first staff of JİTEM (the Turkish Gendarmerie's Intelligence and Counter-terrorism Service)[5], said he had been part of a JİTEM unit, along with a "Hamit" from Şırnak, which had assassinated Musa Anter.[6] Other sources claim that the perpetrators were PKK defectors Murat Ipek, on orders from Mahmut Yıldırım (alias "Yeşil"),[7] or Yeşil himself.[8] Turkey was found guilty of this murder in 2006 by the European Court of Human Rights (EHCR), who sentenced Turkey to a fine of 28500 euros.[9]
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Traditional Aramaic Easter Celebration in Tur-Abdin, Southeast Turkey (DVD 1)
All inclusive: A Spiritual Journey Home (19-26 April, 2011) Traditional Easter Celebration...
published: 25 Jan 2012
author: SUA1983NGO
Traditional Aramaic Easter Celebration in Tur-Abdin, Southeast Turkey (DVD 1)
All inclusive: A Spiritual Journey Home (19-26 April, 2011) Traditional Easter Celebration in Tur-Abdin, Southeast Turkey ADIYAMAN ANTEP URFA MARDIN MIDYAT For 30-40 years, most Diaspora Arameans have not returned, let alone celebrated traditional feasts in their homeland. Therefore, the Syriac Universal Alliance (SUA) offered 100 Arameans from all over the world a unique experience to relive their childhood and bring up memories with their fellow people in the land that has given birth to them and/or their (grand)parents. In celebrating Passion Week and Easter from 19-26 April 2011, the SUA offered them the chance to experience a spiritual and cultural pilgrimage in Tur-Abdin and its surroundings in Southeast Turkey. Ancient places that were visited include, for instance, Gaziantep, Adiyaman, Urfa (Edessa/Urhoy), Harran, Mardin, Midyat and a villages in Tur-Abdin. For most Arameans who originate from this region, this unique experience turned out to be no less than the pilgrimage to the Holy City of Jerusalem! The SUA and its Member Federations were honorably received by Government Officials such as the kind Governor of Mardin and the District-Governors of Midyat and Beth Zabday/Azakh (Idil). Additionally, a LIVE Gala was held in Midyat which was broadcast by Suryoyo Sat on Easter Sunday (24 April 2011). It attracted about 600-700 Arameans from the Mardin province, especially from Tur-Abdin. All of this and more comes back in the beautiful and moving documentary created <b>...</b>
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mardin nusaybin hozan beşir
China, Czech Republic, Hong Kong, Hungary, Indonesia, Iran, Kuwait, Montenegro, Morocco, P...
published: 01 Feb 2008
author: ademvideo4747
mardin nusaybin hozan beşir
China, Czech Republic, Hong Kong, Hungary, Indonesia, Iran, Kuwait, Montenegro, Morocco, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Slovakia, Taiwan, Turkey, Ukraine and Vietnam
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Mardin, Southeast Turkey
Mardin offers the most beautiful views over the Mesopotamian plain of all cities in Turkey...
published: 11 Apr 2011
author: timjim17150
Mardin, Southeast Turkey
Mardin offers the most beautiful views over the Mesopotamian plain of all cities in Turkey. The cit is also known for its architecture and it's mosks and churches. IT was the capital of the first Seljuk conquerors.
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serif hezexi-matran isa kemence kamaca mardin KOMA TORE
kliba matran isa www.komatore.com www.komatore.com www.komatore.com...
published: 09 Nov 2006
author: Renas2000
serif hezexi-matran isa kemence kamaca mardin KOMA TORE
kliba matran isa www.komatore.com www.komatore.com www.komatore.com
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mardin arabi hykkoyat 2 قصص ماردلية
mardelli mardin remmo rashid moussa beirout libanon...
published: 06 Dec 2007
author: remmonet
mardin arabi hykkoyat 2 قصص ماردلية
mardelli mardin remmo rashid moussa beirout libanon
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Mardin Katliyamı
Mardin katliyami...
published: 04 Sep 2009
author: DjxMaho
Mardin Katliyamı
Mardin katliyami
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mardin-aynık ale carıtna & sabiha
www.adorad.com...
published: 14 Oct 2008
author: wwwadoradcom
mardin-aynık ale carıtna & sabiha
www.adorad.com
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Mardin Midyat Senkoy Beldesi
The village senkoy (arabic name = Epse)24 hours after the rain storm. Thanks to God this N...
published: 13 Mar 2007
author: kemalakkurt
Mardin Midyat Senkoy Beldesi
The village senkoy (arabic name = Epse)24 hours after the rain storm. Thanks to God this Natural disaster did not take lifes. Music is by: Mounir Hassan - Hat Matar Images by: Kemal Akkurt
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Kurdish music Mardin - Gwem le bgra
Kurdish music...
published: 28 Feb 2009
author: Nazaa
Kurdish music Mardin - Gwem le bgra
Kurdish music
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berdan mardini mardin mardin 33yarim33
berdan mardini mardin mardin 2007 album 33yarim33.berdan mardini mardin mardin 2007 album ...
published: 06 May 2008
author: 33yarim33
berdan mardini mardin mardin 33yarim33
berdan mardini mardin mardin 2007 album 33yarim33.berdan mardini mardin mardin 2007 album 33yarim33.berdan mardini mardin mardin 2007 album 33yarim33
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mardin nusaybin komik vidolar
China, Czech Republic, Hong Kong, Hungary, Indonesia, Iran, Kuwait, Montenegro, Morocco, P...
published: 04 Feb 2008
author: ademvideo4747
mardin nusaybin komik vidolar
China, Czech Republic, Hong Kong, Hungary, Indonesia, Iran, Kuwait, Montenegro, Morocco, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Slovakia, Taiwan, Turkey,kurdish,Ukraine and Vietnam
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MARDIN KEMENCE HALAYI KÜRTCE !
KÜRTCE KEMENCE RIBAB KURDISH MUSIC INSTRUMENT KURDISTAN DAWET HALAY DÜGÜN G...
published: 15 Mar 2010
author: PatriotKurdish
MARDIN KEMENCE HALAYI KÜRTCE !
KÜRTCE KEMENCE RIBAB KURDISH MUSIC INSTRUMENT KURDISTAN DAWET HALAY DÜGÜN GOVEND RAKS HOCHZEIT TURK ARAB IRAN AZERI ARMENI ASSYRIAN GREEK MARDIN BATMAN SIRNAK SIIRT
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dawata agritiya -halay govend mardin sexani-part-2
dawata agritiya www.komatore.com...
published: 22 Apr 2007
author: esmeramin
dawata agritiya -halay govend mardin sexani-part-2
dawata agritiya www.komatore.com
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Esmerani - Mardin türküleri
Mardin türküleri...
published: 10 Dec 2009
author: Habibileyli
Esmerani - Mardin türküleri
Mardin türküleri
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Mardin (Saffron monastery)
Mardin (Kurdish: Mêrdîn) is a city in southeastern Turkey. The capital of Mard...
published: 17 Dec 2007
author: MariaJBogaerts
Mardin (Saffron monastery)
Mardin (Kurdish: Mêrdîn) is a city in southeastern Turkey. The capital of Mardin Province is known for its Arab-style architecture, and for its strategic location on a rocky mountain overlooking the plains of northern Syria. Mardin has a very mixed population, Turks, Arabs and Kurds all represent large groups. Mardin is an Aramaic word and means "fortresses". The earliest settlers in Mardin were Assyrian Christians, arriving in the 3rd century AD; in fact, the old Assyro-Babylonian religion existed in Mardin until the 18th century. Most Syriac Orthodox churches and monasteries in the city, which are still active today, date from the 5th century AD, such as the Deyrülzafarân Monastery shown in the video. Mor Hananyo Monastery is an important Syriac Orthodox monastery near the city of Mardin, which is better known by its nickname, the 'Saffron Monastery'. This name is derived from the warm colour of its stone. The monastery acquired its present, official name from Saint Hananyo (the Syriac equivalent of Ananias, which is its Greek form), who was Metropolitan of Kfartuta from 793 to 800. Saint Hananyo renovated the monastery 793. Founded in 493 AD, the monastery was formerly the seat of the patriarch of the Syriac Orthodox Church from 1160 until 1932 where it relocated to Damascus.