Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Araden (Syriac: ܐܪܕܢ) is an Assyrian village in the northern Iraqi governorate of Dohuk. It is located approximately 20-30 kilometers (12–19 miles) east of the city of Zakho. The homes lie on the side of the mountain, but the land stretches over 18 kilometers. The village of Einishk lies a few miles to the east, and the Kurdish village of Bamerne is to the west, Sarsing can be seen to the south. The name Araden means "Land of Eden" in old Aramaic.The inhabitants speak Neo-Aramaic with an accent close to that of Old Aramaic.Chaldean Catholicism is the dominant religion of the village. Two of the oldest churches in Christianity, Mart Shmoni, and the church of Sultana Mahdokht, established in 325 AD, are located in Araden, along with Libbat Isho, which was established in the 1980s. Today, there are more than 150 homes in the village."@en }
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- Araden abstract "Araden (Syriac: ܐܪܕܢ) is an Assyrian village in the northern Iraqi governorate of Dohuk. It is located approximately 20-30 kilometers (12–19 miles) east of the city of Zakho. The homes lie on the side of the mountain, but the land stretches over 18 kilometers. The village of Einishk lies a few miles to the east, and the Kurdish village of Bamerne is to the west, Sarsing can be seen to the south. The name Araden means "Land of Eden" in old Aramaic.The inhabitants speak Neo-Aramaic with an accent close to that of Old Aramaic.Chaldean Catholicism is the dominant religion of the village. Two of the oldest churches in Christianity, Mart Shmoni, and the church of Sultana Mahdokht, established in 325 AD, are located in Araden, along with Libbat Isho, which was established in the 1980s. Today, there are more than 150 homes in the village.".