Institute for Biblical Aramaic Studies
Biblical Aramaic
Critical study of Aramaic passages within the Hebrew Bible, including linguistic, historical, and theological analysis.
Research on Aramaic textual traditions, manuscript history, and linguistic development.
Exploration of Syriac texts, early Christian literature, and theological traditions rooted in Syriac language heritage.
Aramaic & Syro-Aramaic Studies
Syriac Studies
About us
IBAS operates within the research pillar of the Tri Dharma of Higher Education, the foundational framework that governs higher education institutions (Sekolah Tinggi) in Indonesia. Within this national academic structure—comprising education, research, and community service—the Institute is dedicated specifically to the research pillar. Our commitment is centered on producing and publishing scholarly research that contributes to global academic discussion on Biblical Aramaic, Syro-Aramaic traditions, and Syriac studies.
Advancing Research in Biblical Aramaic and Syriac Traditions
The Institute for Biblical Aramaic Studies (IBAS) is an independent research institute established in 2019 and based in East Jakarta, Indonesia. The Institute is dedicated exclusively to scholarly research on biblical texts written in Aramaic and related linguistic traditions.
We focus on rigorous textual investigation, linguistic analysis, and academic publication within the field of Aramaic studies.
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"UNDER CONSTRUCTION" Publications
The Institute is committed to publishing peer-reviewed research and academic journal articles. Our publications aim to support:
Academics and researchers
Theology students
Clergy and church leaders
Lay Christians interested in deeper biblical language study
Our Mission
To publish scholarly research findings that strengthen Aramaic studies and contribute to international biblical scholarship.
Research
Advancing scholarly research in Biblical Aramaic, Syro-Aramaic traditions, and Syriac studies through critical textual investigation and academic publication.
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Institute for Biblical Aramaic Studies (IBAS)
Raffles Hills Block N, Cibubur
East Jakarta, Indonesia
Email: info@ibas.us
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