| The Shera for Sultana Mahdokht is proudly celebrated by Aradenites and any Chaldean willing to pay patronage around the world, and is a staple of their proud tradition | Since then, the wildlife population has risen greatly due to better habitat conditions |
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| After the Iraqi Kurdish government rose, many environmental protection laws were passed in the region to help restore the wildlife to the way it was before the wars that took place | The village is relatively famous among its neighboring towns and villages for having many green-eyed and red haired people |
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1| Loquat trees grow on the land below Gozaneh, along with quince, citron, orange, apple, and lemon trees | In recent years, the Kurdistan Regional Government has banned the cutting of trees without a license, so these trees are beginning to grow in abundance all over the region |
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| as a testament to the ancient and isolated nature of the village, The inhabitants speak a dialect of Syriac sureth There are three main families in this village: the Rayes family, the Sana family, and the Qasha Kasha family | Every year the people of Araden gather and return to the village on January 12 when there is a celebration for Sultana Mahdokht, called Dukhrana |
It is located approximately 20-30 kilometers 12—19 miles east of the city of Zakho The village of Inishk lies a few miles to the east, and the village of Bamerne is to the west, while Sarsing can be seen to the south.
9| The non fruit bearing trees include Cyprus, Cedar, Pine, Oak and spruce | Down in the valley towards the church Sultana Mahdokht, grows an abundance of pecan trees |
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| Araden is a Assyrian-Chaldean depending on how you define the ethnicity village in the Dohuk Governorate of Iraq | Although the settlement in Araden is known to have existed for thousands to years prior to their arrival, as is indicated by the presence of the ancient churches in the village |
Hedgehogs, frogs, boars, foxes, bats, bears, and wolves are just some of the kinds of animals that inhabit the stretch of land.
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