Nawroz celebration in kurdistan
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Nawroz, or the Kurdish New Year, is celebrated on March 21st throughout parts of the Middle East and Central Asia to mark the beginning of spring. Traditions include lighting bonfires to symbolize the passing of winter and the arrival of spring, as well as dancing, games, special foods and poetry readings. In Iraqi Kurdistan, the region has begun showcasing its unique culture through annual Nawroz festivals as Kurdish autonomy has increased in recent years. Nawroz is considered the most important festival in Kurdish culture.
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A festival is an event ordinarily celebrated by a community
and centering on some characteristic aspect of that
community and its religion or cultures. It is often marked as
a local or national holiday, such as : mela, or Eid. A festival
constitutes typical cases of globalization, as well as the high
culture-low culture interrelationship. Food is such a vital
resource that many festivals are associated with harvest
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If all of the world´s cultural heritage (sports, music, fashion, architecture, literature, painting, etc..) was contained in a time capsule, what would you include to demonstrate the legacy of your country?
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This document provides an overview of festivals, sports, languages, dresses, and art in Pakistani culture. It discusses major Islamic festivals celebrated in Pakistan including Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Azha. It also mentions Independence Day and the importance of sports like cricket and hockey to Pakistani culture. It describes some regional languages spoken in Pakistan as well as traditional dresses varying by province. Finally, it provides a brief introduction to Pakistani literature and poetry.
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Culture of Pakistan
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The culture of Pakistan is diverse and influenced by surrounding regions. It comprises ethnic groups like Punjabis, Kashmiris, Sindhis, Muhajirs, and others. Pakistani culture includes aspects like language, arts, spirituality, social activities, and interactions. It also incorporates literature, poetry, performing arts, visual arts, recreation, dress, media, and festivals. Overall, Pakistani culture is a blend of its various ethnic groups and has been shaped by influences from Persia, Central Asia, India, and the Middle East.
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Nawroz celebration in kurdistan
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- 2. Nawroz 2 Nawroz: (refers to the celebration of the traditional Iranian new year holiday of Newroz in Kurdish society. The festival of Newroz is celebrated throughout the countries of the Middle East and Central Asia such as in Iran, Kurdistan, Azerbaijan and Afghanistan. Newroz is also celebrated by some communities in Pakistan and Turkey.
- 3. 3 Figure shows nawroz celebration
- 4. Etymology • The term Nawroz is a Persian compound-word and consists of: • Naw: means "new" in English new • roz: means "day" in Middle- and Modern Persian. The original meaning of the word, however, was "light". 4
- 5. Iraqi Kurdistan Region Showcases Culture on Nawroz • Every year on March 21, the Kurds and other peoples across the Middle East celebrate the festival of Nowruz. It marks the beginning of the Kurdish New Year and coincides with the beginning of the Iranian New Year and has begun to carry symbolic significance for Iraqi Kurds. 5 In light of the relative autonomy the Iraqi Kurdistan region has gained over the years, the region has begun to showcase its own unique culture through events like its annual Nowruz festival, writes Abdel Hamid Zebari.
- 6. 6 Figure shows nawroz celebration
- 7. 7 Nawroz customs and celebration Newroz is considered the most important festival in Kurdish culture, and is a time for entertainment such as games, dancing, family gathering, preparation of special foods and the reading of poetry. The celebration of Newroz has its local peculiarities in different regions of Kurdistan. On the eve of Newroz, in southern and eastern Kurdistan, bonfires are lit. These fires symbolize the passing of the dark season, winter, and the arrival of spring, the season of light. The 17th century Kurdish poet Ahmad Khani mentions in one of his poems how the people, youth and elderly, leave their houses and gather in countryside to celebrate Newroz.
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- 9. 9 Nawroz
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