nowruz in A Sentence

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    Navruz Nevruz Nowruz Navruz.

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    The Iranian New Year Nowruz.

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    He was told that that day was Nowruz.

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    The Prophet(S) asked what Nowruz was.

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    The Nowruz tradition has existed for at least 2,500 years.

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    Nowruz is New Year in Persian calendar and Seven-Seen is a traditional display during New Year.

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    Nowruz is the most important holiday in Iran, marking the official New Year of the country.

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    Nowruz's period is also characterized by the custom of exchanges of visits between relatives and friends;

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    Under the Sassanid emperors, Nowruz was celebrated as the most important day of the year.

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    The Persian calendar begins roughly the 21 March of each year(with the Nowruz) to end the 20 following March;

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    For example, decorated eggs have been a part of the Iranian New Year, Nowruz,(observed on the spring equinox) for millennia.

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    This shameful attack on a peaceful gathering to celebrate Nowruz has marred the new year with pain and tragedy.

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    At the Sassanids(III-VII century AD), however, as Birouni recalls, on the first day of Nowruz the king summoned the people, inviting them to the brotherhood;

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    Years later the Prophet Ezekiel, moved to pity at the sight of their bodies, had prayed to God to bring them back to life, and Nowruz's day had been fulfilled.

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    In a major gathering celebrating the Iranian New Year, Nowruz, Iranian opposition leader Maryam Rajavi said,“Last year ended with the season of uprising, and the coming year can and must be turned into a year full of uprisings.

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    The largest of the festivities was obviously reserved for Nowruz, when the completion of the Creation was celebrated, and it was believed that the living souls on earth would meet with heavenly spirits and the souls of the deceased loved ones.

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    To the concept of sweetness is also connected the popular belief that, if you wake up in the morning of Nowruz, and silently you taste a little'honey taking it with three fingers and lit a candle, you will be preserved from disease.

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    To thank him, the hoopoe splashed a little water with his beak and gave him a grasshopper, and perhaps it can also explain the habit of ritual spray a few drops of water and above all distribute small gifts on Nowruz's day.

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    Thanks to the study of Sanskrit and the profound knowledge of the culture of Persia and India of his time, Birouni offers, on the subject of Nowruz, a great deal of information, especially in the books Asar Al-Bagiah and Al-Qanun al-Masoudi( here, in particular, he explains Nowruz from the point of view of calendar calculation techniques).

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