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With the advent of spring the Persians gets ready to greet the new time with massive enthusiasm. Naw Ruzz which typically means the new day is the concept of revival and renewal and is the basic core of the charisma of the Persian New Year. Welcome of the novel newness in every sphere of life whilst balancing it with the full grown maturity of nature during spring time is ideally done through the varied traditional rituals of the Persian New Year.
Naw Ruzz or the first day of the year in Persia is therefore celebrated with great cheer to signify the renaissance of nature from the deep wintry slumber. Reincarnation in regard to new life, new hope, optimism and brightness hence laces the Persian New Year where merriment is given a further mass. Food is very important in the celebration of the New Year day in Persia and it is with the tang of lavish food, with the taste of classy wines and with the cheerful hallelujah of the Persians, New Year appears in Persia with its entire magical spell.
The rich history of the Persian New Year however dates back to earlier era of the Zoroastrianism beliefs. Naw Ruzz although has experienced a lot of revision and modification with the modernization of the concept yet the verve of the carnival uniting the religions and the ethnic groups of Persians throughout the world is still regarded as one of the most scintillating festival of the country.
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