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Line 3: \| group = Iranian Assyrians \| image = File:Persiansyriansa.JPG \| caption = Iranian Assyrians from [[~~Sanandaj~~Urmia]], Iran \| pop = 20,000 <ref>{{cite web\|url=https://www.state.gov/reports/2018-report-on-international-religious-freedom/iran/\|publisher=U.S. Department of State 2018 Report on International Religious Freedom: Iran\|title=Iran}}</ref> \| popplace = {{center\|[[Tehran]], [[West Azerbaijan Province]] ([[Urmia County\|Urmia]], [[Salmas County\|Salmas]])~~, [[Sanandaj]]~~}} \| languages = [[Neo-Aramaic]] and [[Persian language\|Persian]] \| religions = [[Syriac Christianity]] Line 14: }} '''Assyrians in Iran''' ({{lang-syr\|ܐܬܘܪܝܐ ܕܐܝܼܪܵܢ}}),; ({{lang-fa\|آشوریان ایران}}), or '''Iranian Assyrians''', are an [[ethnic]] and linguistic [[minority group\|minority]] in present-day [[Iran]]. The [[Assyrian people\|Assyrians]] of Iran speak [[Assyrian Neo-Aramaic]], a [[neo-Aramaic language]] descended from the eastern dialects of the old [[~~Syriac~~Aramaic language~~\|Classical Syriac~~]] ~~and~~with elements of [[Akkadian language\|Akkadian]], and are [[Eastern Christianity\|Eastern Rite Christians]] belonging mostly to the [[Assyrian Church of the East]] and also to the [[Ancient Church of the East]], [[Assyrian Pentecostal Church]], [[Chaldean Catholic Church]] and [[Assyrian Evangelical Church]].{{sfnp\|Hooglund\|2008\|pp=100–101}} They share a common history and ethnic identity, rooted in shared linguistic, cultural and religious traditions, with [[Assyrians in Iraq]], [[Assyrians in Turkey]] and [[Assyrians in Syria]], as well as with the [[Assyrian diaspora]].{{sfnp\|Hooglund\|2008\|pp=100–101}} Line 96: * [[Ashurbanipal Babilla]], actor, theatre director, playwright and visual artist * [[Steven Beitashour]], [[MLS]] player * Patrick Bet-David, entrepreneur, author and YouTuber * [[George Bit Atanus]], designed the current [[Assyrian flag]] in 1968. * [[Bukhtishu]] family, famous physicians in the Middle Ages Line 116 ⟶ 117: * ''[[Da'tid Bahrana]]'' * ''[[Urmia Orthodokseta]]'' * [[Arameans in Iran]] ==Notes==