๐ชป Nowruz Emojis Collection
Nowruz or Persian ๐ New Year is a traditional ๐ Holiday celebrated annually by the Iranian and Turkic peoples. The holiday commemorates the arrival of ๐ธ Spring in the Northern Hemisphere and the beginning of the new year according to the ancient Iranian โ๏ธ Solar ๐ Calendar.
According to the Gregorian style, Nowruz is celebrated on the day of the astronomical vernal equinox, which in different years occurs between March 19 and 22. But in many countries the permanent date for the celebration is March 21.
Interesting fact:
According to the belief, ๐ King Jamshid once ascended on his throne to the heavens, where ๐ Shone like the sun, thus saving humanity from eternal โ๏ธ๏ธ Cold. And the day on which this happened was considered the first day of the year.
Interesting fact:
On the day of the arrival of Nowruz, the table of Haft-sin is set, where one would always find these 7 must-have dishes and products: ๐ง Garlic, vinegar, ๐๐ apples, sprouted grains or ๐ซ beans in a dish, wheat Samanu ๐ฎ Pudding, sumac spice and Persian ๐ซ Olive. Hyacinths, dyed ๐ฅ Eggs, ๐ Fish dishes and ๐ฌ Sweets are also placed on the table.
After Nowruz's Eve, a 13-day celebration begins as people visit family and ๐ซ Friends, have dinners together and large ๐ฅณ Parties. The treats of these days are ๐ช Cookies, ๐ Fruit, ๐ฅ Nuts and ๐ต Tea. The Oriental ๐ "Santa Claus" brings children ๐ Presents, and his companion named ๐คก Haji Firuz entertains passersby.
According to the Gregorian style, Nowruz is celebrated on the day of the astronomical vernal equinox, which in different years occurs between March 19 and 22. But in many countries the permanent date for the celebration is March 21.
Interesting fact:
- Besides the ๐ชป "Hyacinth" emoji, which represents the symbol of the New Year, Nowruz can be symbolized by the ๐ฑ "Sprout" emoji, which depicts the central product of the holiday, and the ๐ท "Tulip" emoji, which represents another flower-symbol of this spring day.
History of the holiday
Nowruz is first mentioned in the ancient ๐ Books dated back to the 2nd century B.C., but ๐งโ๐ฌ Scientists suggest that the holiday is even several centuries older. It is rooted in the traditions of the Iranian religions of Mithraism and Zoroastrianism, which preach a connection with the light of the โ๏ธ Sun and ๐ง Man with nature in general.According to the belief, ๐ King Jamshid once ascended on his throne to the heavens, where ๐ Shone like the sun, thus saving humanity from eternal โ๏ธ๏ธ Cold. And the day on which this happened was considered the first day of the year.
Interesting fact:
- Since 2009 Nowruz is included in Representative ๐ List of UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity , and since 2010 it is considered an International Day by a UN resolution.
Traditions and symbols of ๐ชป Nowruz
The celebration is always preceded by a general cleaning of the ๐ House, which begins a few weeks before the vernal equinox. It symbolizes getting rid of all the old accumulated over the past year. People also buy groceries and new ๐๐ outfits and stock up on holiday symbols ๐ชป hyacinth and ๐ท tulips.On the day of the arrival of Nowruz, the table of Haft-sin is set, where one would always find these 7 must-have dishes and products: ๐ง Garlic, vinegar, ๐๐ apples, sprouted grains or ๐ซ beans in a dish, wheat Samanu ๐ฎ Pudding, sumac spice and Persian ๐ซ Olive. Hyacinths, dyed ๐ฅ Eggs, ๐ Fish dishes and ๐ฌ Sweets are also placed on the table.
After Nowruz's Eve, a 13-day celebration begins as people visit family and ๐ซ Friends, have dinners together and large ๐ฅณ Parties. The treats of these days are ๐ช Cookies, ๐ Fruit, ๐ฅ Nuts and ๐ต Tea. The Oriental ๐ "Santa Claus" brings children ๐ Presents, and his companion named ๐คก Haji Firuz entertains passersby.
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โ Celebration of springtime
โ Nowruz
โ Dyed eggs
โ Holiday dishes
โ Happy holidays!
โ Family holiday
