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    Did you know that the University of Birmingham in England has a manuscript collection of approximately 3,000 Middle Eastern manuscripts, all of which were collected by an Assyrian […]

Tina Ebrahimi is chosen as the Assyrian Cultural Foundation Art Program’s Student of the year for her outstanding performance in art class. Not only does she have amazing talent and […]

    Have you ever seen this word, ܞ, and wondered what it means?  Pronounced Yah, it means God and is spelled with the Assyrian letters yod and heh.  Assyrians usually use the word Alaha ܐܠܗܐ when referring to God, however, Assyrian scribes used to write the word Yah on […]

First Place Winner- Nenous Thabet The Thought behind the Artwork from the Artist: “This painting expresses the human depth that has affected our liberated cities in the Nineveh Plain from […]

  Paul Batou is one of the many talented artists who has participated in the Assyrian Cultural Foundation’s Fine Arts Competitions. In 2019, his painting, Languages and Colors, even won […]