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Kefshenne
Kayalı (, ''Kefshenne'': "stone of peace") is a small historically Aramaic importing village in the southeast of Turkey, in Şırnak Province, near Mardin Province.
Kayalı is between the cities of Midyat and İdil (Azekh, Beth zabday) near the Syriac Orthodox Mor Gabriel Monastery.
== Kafshenne ܟܦܫܢܐ ==
Kefshenne is in the southeast of Turkey in the Bazebdey area near to Azekh (Beth-zabday) İdil, and Hedil – Esfes – Miden villages in Turabdin. Its name in Turkey is (Kayalı), Kefshenne (ܟܦܫܢܐ); its ancient name means "the stone of peace", or "the big rock" in Aramaic Syriac language, for the rock of Saint Basous (388 A.C باسوس، ܒܳܣܘܣ), on the entrance of Kefshenne, between Hidil (Kayi) and Kefshenne, that the saint was martyred on that rock in the fourth century; the Monastery of Saint Basous is still there in Hidil near to Kefshenne (2 km), in addition of the church of Saint Mary (Yoldath Aloho) of Kefshenne in the middle of the village that still until now after about 70 years of the leaving of the Christians of Kefshenne and its villages: Garesa and Hidil to Syria -Jordan - Jerusalem and Iraq between 1920 and 1931 after the Sayfo genocide of 1915–1923, and some of them these 20 years went from Derik (Al-Malkyea)- Syria to Sweden and other countries. The last priest of Kefshenne was Qashisho Shamoun Sherine (from Saba village).
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