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Saeed Ishaq: The Silent Statesman Who Left His Mark on History - Syriac Press

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In 1902, Saeed Ishaq was born in Qalaat al-Umara, in the province of Mardin, into a deeply rooted Syriac Orthodox family in the Levant. From an early age, he displayed a passion for learning, beginning his education at the village school of Dayro d-Mor Hananyo (Dair al-Zafaran Monastery). There, he mastered Arabic and Kurdish, became familiar with Turkish, and remained deeply connected to his native Syriac. His interests extended beyond language…
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Saeed Ishaq: The Silent Statesman Who Left His Mark on History - Syriac Press

In 1902, Saeed Ishaq was born in Qalaat al-Umara, in the province of Mardin, into a deeply rooted Syriac Orthodox family in the Levant. From an early age, he displayed a passion for learning, beginning his education at the village school of Dayro d-Mor Hananyo (Dair al-Zafaran Monastery). There, he mastered Arabic and Kurdish, became familiar with Turkish, and remained deeply connected to his native Syriac. His interests extended beyond language…

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