The West Syrian liturgical tradition is a Christian worship practice primarily associated with the Syriac Orthodox Church and other communities in the Middle East. It is characterized by its use of the Syriac language in prayers and hymns, reflecting the ancient heritage of the region. The liturgy includes rich rituals, such as the Divine Liturgy, which emphasizes the Eucharist and communal worship. This tradition also features unique elements like the Qurbono, a term for the offering or sacrifice, and various feasts that celebrate saints and significant events in the Christian calendar. The West Syrian liturgical practices have influenced other Christian denominations and continue to be a vital part of the spiritual life for many believers.