village of Beth Zabday (Idil)

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The village of Beth Zabday (Idil) is a historic Syriac Christian settlement in the Tur Abdin region of southeastern Turkey, known for its ancient churches and monastic heritage.

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village of Beth Zabday (Idil) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Syriac Christian village
historic settlement
village
alsoKnownAs Beth Zabday (Idil)
Idil
country Turkey
culturalRegion Assyrian/Syriac homeland
hasCulturalSignificance center of Syriac Christian life in Tur Abdin
hasFeature ancient churches
monasteries
hasHeritage Christian heritage
monastic heritage
heritageType Christian monastic center
ancient Christian village
historicalRegion Beth Zabday (Syriac historical region)
historicalReligion Syriac Orthodox Church
locatedIn Mardin Province
linked to: Mardin

Tur Abdin
southeastern Turkey
locatedNear Syriac Orthodox monasteries of Tur Abdin
locatedOn plateau of Tur Abdin
partOf Tur Abdin Christian cultural landscape
populationGroup Assyrian/Syriac Christians
linked to: Syriacs
region Upper Mesopotamia
religiousBuildings churches
monasteries
religiousCommunity Syriac Orthodox Christians
religiousTradition Syriac Christianity
linked to: Syriac Churches
traditionalLanguage Syriac
Turoyo

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Tur Abdin contains village of Beth Zabday (Idil)