Nowroz festival

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Nowroz festival

Nowroz festival 



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Nowroz 


Nowroz festival
Nowroz (also spelled as Nawruz or Norouz) is a traditional Persian New Year festival that is celebrated on the first day of spring, which usually falls on March 20th or 21st. The word "Nowroz" is a Persian word which means "New Day" and symbolizes the renewal of nature.


Nowroz is celebrated in many countries, including Iran, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Turkey, and other Central Asian countries. It is a time for families to gather and celebrate with traditional food, music, and dance. The festival typically lasts for several days and is a time of great joy and renewal.

Some of the customs and traditions associated with Nowroz include spring cleaning, decorating the house with flowers, and setting up a haft-seen table, which is a special table with seven items that start with the Persian letter "sin" (س) and symbolize different aspects of life such as health, wealth, and wisdom.

Nowroz is an important cultural festival that has been celebrated for thousands of years, and it is recognized by the United Nations as an international day of observance.




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Nowroz has its roots in ancient Zoroastrianism, a religion that was practiced in ancient Persia (modern-day Iran) and was one of the world's oldest monotheistic religions. The festival was originally a Zoroastrian holiday that marked the beginning of the new year and the first day of spring.

Nowroz is celebrated with a number of different customs and traditions, which vary from region to region and country to country. For example, in Iran, people celebrate by jumping over bonfires, which is believed to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits. In Afghanistan, people fly kites and play games like buzkashi, a traditional sport that involves riding horses and trying to grab a goat carcass.

Food is also an important part of the Nowroz celebrations, and many traditional dishes are prepared for the occasion. In Iran, for example, people eat sabzi polo mahi, a dish made of herbed rice and fish, while in Afghanistan, people eat samanak, a sweet pudding made from germinated wheat.

Nowroz is also a time for giving gifts and exchanging greetings with family and friends. In Iran, it is traditional to give money or gold coins to children as a gift, while in Afghanistan, people exchange sweets and small gifts.

Overall, Nowroz is an important festival that celebrates the coming of spring and the renewal of nature, as well as the cultural heritage of the Persian-speaking world

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