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Norooz, Persian
New Year
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Iranian New Year, 1387, begins on Tuesday March 20, 2008 |
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Please copy the following message about Norooz and send it to your non Persian friends and the media in your town. With your help, we could send the message of Norooz which is hope, peace and prosperity to everyone in the world and make Norooz an International event. Would you please join us. |
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با استفاده از کد پایین می توانید شمارش معکوس نوروز را در صفححه اصلی گوگل اضافه کنید |
In
harmony with rebirth of nature, the Persian New Year Celebration, or Norooz,
always begins on the first day of spring, March 20th of each year. Norooz
ceremonies are symbolic representations of two ancient concepts - the End
and Rebirth. About 3000 years ago Persian's major religion was Zoroastrianism,
named in honor of its founder Zoroaster, and arguably the world's first
monotheistic religion. Zoroastrians had a festival called "Farvardgan" which
lasted ten days, and took place at the end of the solar year. It appears
that this was
a festival of sorrow and mourning , signifying the end of life while the
festival of Norooz, at the beginning of spring signified rebirth, and
was a time of great joy and celebration. Norooz was officially
acknowledged and named "Norooz" by mythical Persian emperor, Shah
Jamshid, from Achaemenid Dynasty (500 BC). Ashaemenied created the first
major empire in the region and built Persepolis complex (Takhte Jamshid)
in the city of Shiraz. Norooz in Persian means "New Day" and brings
hope, peace and prosperity to the world and has been celebrated among
people regardless of ethnic background, political views or religion in
many countries around the globe such as Iran, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan,
Turkey, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Georgia, Iraq, Tajikistan, Syria ,Armenia
and India. Some of the activities during Norooz are Spring cleaning,
buying new cloths, painting eggs, family reunion, giving presents,
visiting neighbors and friends and celebrating by having a picnic on the
13th day of Spring. Happy
Norooz!
