Phtuns and their Pathan brothers don´t know what Now-Roz is and Turkey do celebrate it since 5 years ago by claiming Nowroz as an ''old turkish moon tradition''.
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#23
Posted 20 March 2008 - 08:56 PM
[quote=Parsistani;7752]Turkey do celebrate it since 5 years ago by claiming Nowroz as an ''old turkish moon tradition''.[/quote]
this is totally new to me and it amazes me how they make this claim.
Nawrooz is always considered as a kurdish tradtion in Turkey and a strong symbol of kurdish identity. until a few years ago the turkish gov never recognized nowrooz.
this is totally new to me and it amazes me how they make this claim.
Nawrooz is always considered as a kurdish tradtion in Turkey and a strong symbol of kurdish identity. until a few years ago the turkish gov never recognized nowrooz.
#24
Posted 21 March 2008 - 05:52 AM
Chande payvandha dar barae Jashne Nowruze AJAMe Paarsizabanan:
1) rtsp://realaudio.rferl.org/tajik/2007/03/gulrukhsor.mp3
2) rtsp://realaudio.rferl.org/tajik/2007/03/qanoat.mp3
3) rtsp://realaudio.rferl.org/tajik/2007/03/farzona.mp3
4) rtsp://realaudio.rferl.org/tajik/2007/03/gulnazar.mp3
Omed daram, khoshatan meayad.
Pors.
1) rtsp://realaudio.rferl.org/tajik/2007/03/gulrukhsor.mp3
2) rtsp://realaudio.rferl.org/tajik/2007/03/qanoat.mp3
3) rtsp://realaudio.rferl.org/tajik/2007/03/farzona.mp3
4) rtsp://realaudio.rferl.org/tajik/2007/03/gulnazar.mp3
Omed daram, khoshatan meayad.
Pors.
#26
Posted 21 March 2008 - 01:46 PM
[quote=Rika Khana;7758]this is totally new to me and it amazes me how they make this claim.
Nawrooz is always considered as a kurdish tradtion in Turkey and a strong symbol of kurdish identity. until a few years ago the turkish gov never recognized nowrooz.[/quote]
yes but originally Nowroz is only a celebration of those nations who speak today Persian (except Hazaras who are not of iranic stock). They only adoptet it like zoroastrianism and Parthava language when Sassanians came to power.
Nawrooz is always considered as a kurdish tradtion in Turkey and a strong symbol of kurdish identity. until a few years ago the turkish gov never recognized nowrooz.[/quote]
yes but originally Nowroz is only a celebration of those nations who speak today Persian (except Hazaras who are not of iranic stock). They only adoptet it like zoroastrianism and Parthava language when Sassanians came to power.
#27
Posted 21 March 2008 - 09:41 PM
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#28
Posted 22 March 2008 - 08:36 AM
Tajiks,
Let me crown each one of you with a Taj (crown) made of tulips, wildly and freely grown on the plains of Khorasan, give a brotherly hug and a HAPPY NAWROOZ wish. Tulips are the spirit of a Tajic-free-spirited, passionate, and bright.
Happy Nawrooz my loved Tajiks!
Let me crown each one of you with a Taj (crown) made of tulips, wildly and freely grown on the plains of Khorasan, give a brotherly hug and a HAPPY NAWROOZ wish. Tulips are the spirit of a Tajic-free-spirited, passionate, and bright.
Happy Nawrooz my loved Tajiks!
#29
Posted 22 March 2008 - 08:57 AM
[quote=Neo Bactra;7793]Tajiks,
Let me crown each one of you with a Taj (crown) made of tulips, wildly and freely grown on the plains of Khorasan, give a brotherly hug and a HAPPY NAWROOZ wish. Tulips are the spirit of a Tajic-free-spirited, passionate, and bright.
Happy Nawrooz my loved Tajiks![/quote]
Sepaas
Nawroz shoma hamchonan pirouz!
Let me crown each one of you with a Taj (crown) made of tulips, wildly and freely grown on the plains of Khorasan, give a brotherly hug and a HAPPY NAWROOZ wish. Tulips are the spirit of a Tajic-free-spirited, passionate, and bright.
Happy Nawrooz my loved Tajiks![/quote]
Sepaas

Nawroz shoma hamchonan pirouz!