The first (close) village is Azakh, the second (far) village is Armash
As of 2012, the population of the village is around 160 inhabitants according to the population count by Wijnand D. Langeraar and Richard C. Michael.[9]
The village is first mentioned in a 9th century text by Toma Al-Merji, who writes that the village's Mar Afram monastery, which was standing along with another church until 1986, was extent in the 9th century.[10]
In 1961, about 45 families lived in the village, but many eventually fled. Prior to 1961 there were no schools in the village. Students from Armash and Azakh would walk to the town of Atroush (7 km away), where the nearest school was. The village was subject to destruction by the Ba'ath regime in 1987.[11]
An irrigation channel was built in the village for the first time in 1999 by the Assyrian Aid Society.[12]
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November 26, 2023
armash, iraq, armash, village, shekhan, district, nineveh, governorate, iraq, that, falls, main, road, that, connects, cities, duhok, erbil, populated, assyrians, descend, from, tkhuma, tribe, they, mainly, followers, chaldean, catholic, church, first, close, . Armash is a village in Shekhan District 1 2 3 Nineveh Governorate of Iraq that falls on the main road that connects the cities of Duhok and Erbil 4 It is populated by Assyrians 5 6 who descend from the Tkhuma Tribe 7 and they are mainly followers of the Chaldean Catholic Church 8 The first close village is Azakh the second far village is ArmashAs of 2012 the population of the village is around 160 inhabitants according to the population count by Wijnand D Langeraar and Richard C Michael 9 Contents 1 History 2 Gallery 3 See also 4 ReferencesHistory editThe village is first mentioned in a 9th century text by Toma Al Merji who writes that the village s Mar Afram monastery which was standing along with another church until 1986 was extent in the 9th century 10 In 1961 about 45 families lived in the village but many eventually fled Prior to 1961 there were no schools in the village Students from Armash and Azakh would walk to the town of Atroush 7 km away where the nearest school was The village was subject to destruction by the Ba ath regime in 1987 11 An irrigation channel was built in the village for the first time in 1999 by the Assyrian Aid Society 12 Gallery edit nbsp St Teresa Chaldean Catholic Church in Armash nbsp Everyday Life in Armash nbsp Armash Primary SchoolSee also editList of Assyrian villagesReferences edit Donabed Sargon 2015 03 01 Reforging a Forgotten History Edinburgh University Press doi 10 3366 edinburgh 9780748686025 001 0001 ISBN 978 0 7486 8602 5 Maps amp Downloads The Iraqi Kurdistan Christianity Project www mena rf org Archived from the original on 2020 11 24 Retrieved 2020 04 23 Oehring Otmar 2017 Christians and Yazidis in Iraq Current Situation and Prospects Konrad Adenauer Stiftung 92 Armash www ishtartv com Retrieved 2020 04 23 Armash www ishtartv com Retrieved 2020 04 23 Donabed Sargon 2015 03 01 Reforging a Forgotten History Edinburgh University Press doi 10 3366 edinburgh 9780748686025 001 0001 ISBN 978 0 7486 8602 5 Assyrian Villages and Monasteries www atour com Retrieved 2023 10 22 Maps amp Downloads The Iraqi Kurdistan Christianity Project www mena rf org Archived from the original on 2020 11 24 Retrieved 2020 04 23 Maps amp Downloads The Iraqi Kurdistan Christianity Project www mena rf org Archived from the original on 2020 11 24 Retrieved 2020 04 23 Armash www ishtartv com Retrieved 2020 07 04 Donabed Sargon 2015 03 01 Reforging a Forgotten History Edinburgh University Press doi 10 3366 edinburgh 9780748686025 001 0001 ISBN 978 0 7486 8602 5 Irrigation amp Drinking Water Projects Assyrian Aid Society Iraq www assyrianaidiraq org Retrieved 2020 05 10 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Armash Iraq amp oldid 1181312140, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
