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The ancient Toomanian Church in Iran

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    The ancient Toomanian Church in Iran

    enjoy!
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    Re: The ancient Toomanian Church in Iran

    Originally posted by Farbod
    enjoy!
    Farbod,i've never heard of those churches, where are they?it seems to be in the north.

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      Re: The ancient Toomanian Church in Iran

      Yes,

      It is in Azarbaijan. It seems to be ruins at present time.

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        Re: The ancient Toomanian Church in Iran

        What are the chances for the honorable Ahmadinejad to fund the church's rebuilding? Such an action would be great public relations for the Iranian state.
        Մեր ժողովուրդն արանց հայրենասիրութեան այն է, ինչ որ մի մարմին' առանց հոգու:

        Նժդեհ


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          Re: The ancient Toomanian Church in Iran

          This is the first time I hear about this church. Do you know more about it? any more detail photos? And so on. From this photo it looks like a little castle. Maybe it was a monaster

          Albert
          Armenianpages.com

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            Re: The ancient Toomanian Church in Iran

            Here are more:


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              Re: The ancient Toomanian Church in Iran

              What period/year is this church from?

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                Re: The ancient Toomanian Church in Iran

                Originally posted by Armenian
                What are the chances for the honorable Ahmadinejad to fund the church's rebuilding? Such an action would be great public relations for the Iranian state.
                I had never heard of this church before.
                Iranian authorities have always done their best concerning the restoration of Armenian churches in here. A few years ago they did a big job with a huge budget on Tadei vank (of course with the help of Armenian architectures), also they have been working on S.Vank’s church in Isfahan. They have always shown great interest to solve some of the problems of our community both during the presidency of Ahmadinejad and Khatami.
                As you might know, Ahmadinejad was the mayor of Tehran before his election for the presidency, during that time, he helped a lot financially our biggest club Ararat and its football team which was once one of the best in the country. Although many criticize him blindly, I appreciate some of his actions.

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                  Re: The ancient Toomanian Church in Iran

                  i can't see a church in the photo, it might be a castle.

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