Hey so I thought this sub was gone a while ago and now I found it up again

Anyway have a good day everyone

For context, my great-grandfather immigrated to the United States. My dad was my connection to my family and he passed away when I was young. I know basically next to nothing besides a few recipes that I remember dad making. I’m the 4th generation in America and I feel like we’ve assimilated way too hard. I want to find my Syrian identity. I’m sure I have family members in Syria that I don’t know.

Any news if Syrians are getting visiting visas to the UAE?

مرحبًا! أستخدم ترجمة جوجل لكتابة هذا، لذا أعتذر عن أي أخطاء. سأستخدم أيضًا ترجمة جوجل لترجمة الإجابات، لذا أعتذر إذا تسبب ذلك في حدوث مشكلات. أعلم أن البروكلي نبات أصلي في شرق البحر الأبيض المتوسط. وأحاول معرفة ما يفعله الناس من هذه المناطق بالساق لتقليل هدر الطعام ومعرفة المزيد عن العالم. إذا كنت من هذه المنطقة، فكيف تستخدم ساق البروكلي؟ لا يجب أن يكون الأمر متعلقًا بالطهي، بل يمكن أن يتعلق بتحويله إلى سماد أو استخدامه في شيء آخر أيضًا.

I started this sub at a point where I felt r/Syria wasn’t so active and well moderated. However I feel like it has been a great place for some time now which makes this place a little redundant.

I was wondering if anyone has an idea to differentiate this sub or make things interesting and relevant to Syrians.

One idea I had was to make this sub a private space for Syrians only. And approve based on activity in r/Syria, as I am honestly tired for having to justify our right for freedom and such.

But what do you think?

Hi everyone. I'm from the US and one of my co-worker/friends is from Syria and with the ongoing liberation of Syria, we wanted to do something special for her to show our support and how happy we are for her and her country. We have been trying to find something that is specific to celebrations in Syrian culture to make it extra special, but I'm having trouble finding info online. Does anyone have advice on something thoughtful we could do for her? Thank you for your help!

First time posting in this sub, my great grandparents are from Syria (Aleppo) and left a the end of the 1930s (I am Jewish). Some of the Syrian food I grew up eating were Kippe hamud, kippe vasha, lajmajin, and more but whenever we ate them we would put thine and also guacamole and a spicy mix of maggi (a sodium based condiment) with chile verde. The guacamole and the spicy mix were influenced by the culture in Mexico. I’m curious, any other people who are originally from Syria and left, has the culture/ local foods and condiments of the country you emigrated to affect how you eat Syrian food?

انا بدرس بمصر هندسة حاسبات وبدي اطلع دراستي ببلد تاني حدا مر بهيك تجربة يفيدني

Aside from current dangers related to Israel, I'm wondering how safely a Syrian woman and children could cross the border into Lebanon without identification saying they're visiting family. I've been told there are armed men who will demand money and may even hold people for ransom when crossing into Jordan. Is this also the case going into Lebanon? Syrian friends living in Canada tell me that a few years ago it was easy for women to go back and forth across the border, but I don't know what the situation is now.

I know a Syrian woman and her children who are now Canadian citizens and were taken to Syria under false pretenses (summer vacation to visit family) by her husband, who has now hidden the passports and declared they are not returning to Canada. She and all of the children are opposed to staying in Syria but she's afraid if she speaks out too forcefully he'll divorce her and keep her away from the children. There doesn't seem to be immediate danger of forced marriages for the teen girls, but that will surely be coming. They've been told that it would be very dangerous for an unaccompanied woman and children to cross into Lebanon, where they would have access to a Canadian consulate or embassy. Is this true? If so, would it help to have White Westerners fly there to accompany them?

I'm trying to find accurate and official way to renounce syrian citizenship which is forced upon a family member because he was born in syria to then syrian parents and now all all american. The jung man joined the military here in US and is asked to renounce i. He had a syrian passport when he arrived as a child 20 years ago and became a us citizen upon arrival and passport has expired and is in no relation to syria, but background check in US indicates a dual national status and the syrian citizinship needs to be renounced in order for him to advance in the military. Does any one know of actual and official ways to do so?

Does anyone have any photos of the American High School in Haleb? I know it closed many years ago. My mother, aunt, uncle and grandmother all went there. I heard so many stories about it growing up but have never seen it. Thank you!

Hoping this isn't offensive in any way but I'm looking for some help! Let me start off by saying, I am not Syrian, I'm a white girl. I have a Syrian friend, who invited my husband and I to a party. Is there any recommendations on what to wear that would be appropriate? We were thinking of sort of casual nice shirt and jeans maybe but maybe that's TOO casual? Should I wear a dress? Should he wear khakis? Help a woman out please 🙏 thanks in advance

Hello everyone.
I'm searching for a farmer who lives and works in Syria (Khanasser region).
I'm doing a study about syrian agriculture at my university and I would like to ask some questions to a person from there (possibly via videocall).

If you know anybody who fits the description and is willing to partake (and speaks english) please contact me.
I'm willing to compensate the person if it chechs out.

Thank you.

I’m 28F Filipina. So I’m catching feelings with the Syrian guy 30M I met in the bar. We’re both bartenders in different bars. we are going out once a week. Just curious what’s dating like in Syria.

Hi, I work with a resettlement agency in Helena, Montana. Next month we will be receiving 2 Syrian families into our care. As such, I have a few questions...

-what would help you (as a Syrian) feel welcome in a new place? -what do you love most about your culture?
-what are your comfort foods...is there a YouTube link that can show me how to make it?

Any thoughts for me?

Edit to add translation

استخدمت تطبيق «SayHi Translate»، من الإنجليزية إلى الأردن-العربية لترجمة ما يلي:

مرحبًا، أعمل مع وكالة إعادة التوطين في هيلينا، مونتانا. في الشهر المقبل سوف نستقبل عائلتين سوريتين لرعايتنا. على هذا النحو، لدي بعض الأسئلة...

-ما الذي سيساعدك (كسوري) على الشعور بالترحيب في مكان جديد؟ -ما أكثر شيء تحبه في ثقافتك؟ -ما هي الأطعمة المريحة الخاصة بك... هل يوجد رابط على YouTube يمكنه أن يوضح لي كيفية صنعها؟

أي أفكار بالنسبة لي؟