Mor Barsavmo Kilisesi

Name: Mor Barsavmo Kilisesi
Address: 47500 Midyat/Mardin, Turkey, Midyat/Mardin, Turkey

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Address :	47500 Midyat/Mardin, Turkey
Categories :	Church ,
City :	Midyat/Mardin

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N	NURDOĞAN GÜNGÖR on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Mimari ve fiziki özellikleri açısından oldukça farklı. Görülmeli... It is quite different in terms of architectural and physical features. Must see...
N	Nathalie Ritzmann on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Magnifique église syriaque construite en 1910 et rénovée à l'intérieur l'an passé. Toujours en activité et ouverte à la visite les après midi, environ de 15 h à 18 h. Magnificent Syriac church built in 1910 and renovated inside last year. Always active and open to visitors in the afternoon, around 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Z	Zygmunt Borowski on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Historia miasteczka Midyat sięga 3 tys. lat p.n.e., a jego wcześni mieszkańcy żyli w domach wyżłobionych w jaskiniach. Jak w całym regionie, tak i w Midyat w historii przewinęło się wiele narodów panujących: Asyryjczycy, Medowie, Persowie, Macedończycy, Rzymianie, Osmanie i Turcy. Bardzo wcześnie w regionie pojawiło się chrześcijaństwo, którego ślady widoczne są w Midyat do dzisiaj. Syryjczycy z Midyat już w 38 r. n.e. odrzucili pogańskie wierzenia na rzecz chrześcijaństwa. Midyat jest pokazem religijnej tolerancji, miejscem gdzie egzystują obok siebie dzwonnice i wieże chrześcijańskich kościołów obok strzelistych minaretów islamskich meczetów. Midyat w swojej historii było ważnym ośrodkiem syryjskiego odłamu prawosławia. Syryjski kościół Mor Barsarmo, wybudowany pierwotnie w IV wieku, został odbudowany według oryginalnych planów w 1910 roku. - The history of Midyat town reaches 3 thousand years BC, and its early inhabitants lived in houses carved in caves. As in the whole region, so in the Midyat in history, many ruling nations have passed: Assyrians, Medes, Persians, Macedonians, Romans, Ottomans and Turks. Christianity emerged very early in the region, the traces of which are visible in Midyat until today. Syrians from Midyat as early as in 38 hey rejected pagan beliefs for Christianity. Midyat is a show of religious tolerance, a place where belfries and towers of Christian churches stand alongside the soaring minarets of Islamic mosques. Midyat in its history was an important center of the Syrian branch of the Orthodox Church. The Syrian church Mor Barsavmo, originally built in the 4th century, was rebuilt according to original plans in 1910. The history of the town of Midyat reaches 3,000. years B.C., and its early inhabitants lived in houses carved in caves. As in the entire region, many ruling nations have passed through Midyat throughout history: Assyrians, Medes, Persians, Macedonians, Romans, Ottomans, and Turks. Christianity appeared very early in the region, traces of which are still visible in Midyat today. Syrians from Midyat as early as 38 CE they rejected pagan beliefs in favor of Christianity. Midyat is a display of religious tolerance, a place where bell towers and towers of Christian churches coexist next to soaring minarets of Islamic mosques. In its history, Midyat was an important center of the Syrian Orthodox Church. The Syrian church of Mor Barsarmo, originally built in the 4th century, was rebuilt according to the original plans in 1910. - The history of Midyat town reaches 3 thousand years BC, and its early inhabitants lived in houses carved in caves. As in the whole region, so in the Midyat in history, many ruling nations have passed: Assyrians, Medes, Persians, Macedonians, Romans, Ottomans and Turks. Christianity emerged very early in the region, the traces of which are visible in Midyat until today. Syrians from Midyat as early as in 38 hey rejected pagan beliefs for Christianity. Midyat is a show of religious tolerance, a place where belfries and towers of Christian churches stand alongside the soaring minarets of Islamic mosques. Midyat in its history was an important center of the Syrian branch of the Orthodox Church. The Syrian church Mor Barsavmo, originally built in the 4th century, was rebuilt according to original plans in 1910.
A	Andriy Dudchenko on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Парафіяльна церква Сирійської Православної Церкви. Коли відчинена, можна вільно зайти. На території церкви є школа для дітей. Гостинні утримувачі. Цікаво подивитися завіси біля вівтарної частини. Parish Church of the Syrian Orthodox Church. When open, you are free to enter. There is a school for children on the territory of the church. Hospitable holders. It is interesting to see the curtains near the altar.
A	Ayşe Uygun Kuru on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tarihi yapısı muhteşem avlusu ile gezip görün derim muhakkak. Midyat tarihi hissetmek için gerçekten güzel I would definitely say to visit the historical structure with its magnificent courtyard. Really nice to feel the history of Midyat
S	Sefa G. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Midyata uğrarsanız temelleri 4.asıra dayanan bu güzel kiliseye uğrayın derim. Pandemi koşulları nedeniyle kilisenin içerisine girmenize izin verilmeyebilinir. Ama yinede bahçesine gidip gözlemlemenizi öneririm. If you stop by Midyat, I would say stop by this beautiful church, the foundations of which date back to the 4th century. You may not be allowed to enter the church due to pandemic conditions. But I still recommend you to go to the garden and observe.
B	Bilgehan Tunçay on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ İbadet alanı ziyarete kapalı. Yalnızca avlu ve teras kısmı ziyaret edilebiliyor. The worship area is closed to visitors. Only the courtyard and terrace can be visited.
E	Elif Yıldırım on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ You can smell history in here