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слайд 1 student: ___hayitova .m___ group: _101_ teacher: ___kuchkarova.o___ 2025 the ministry of higher education ,science and innovation of the republic of uzbekistan named after z.m.bobur subject:english independent work what do the sources say about navruz? transformations in celebration navruz in the modern world history of navruz plan: the term nowruz is derived from the language in which the avesta was written: “nava” means new, and “rəzaŋh” means day or light. in modern persian, “nav” means new and “ruz” means day, giving the meaning “new day.” the earliest written records of this term date back to the 2nd century bce, during the reign of the parthian empire. it is assumed through archaeological findings that a holiday similar to nowruz was celebrated during the achaemenid period as well. however, the term nowruz itself was not mentioned in any written sources. according to the avesta, nowruz is described as the day when …

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year serves it—beginning with the first drops of spring rain, the blooming of flowers, the blossoming and ripening of trees, the sprouting and maturing of plants. that is why nowruz has been considered proof of the beginning and creation of the world.” transformations in celebration and naming the popularization of the holiday corresponds to the early middle ages. during this period, the flourishing sasanian empire (224–651) and the peak of trade relations in central asia, particularly in sogdiana, saw widespread celebration of nowruz. in later periods, with the spread of islam, different views on the holiday emerged. some believed celebrating it was not permissible (such as abu hafs kabir and muhammad ghazali), while others expressed the opinion that it could be celebrated. navruz in the modern world the fact that the rituals and attributes of the holiday vary by region is explained by its adaptation to local conditions. however, this …

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ent in socialist republics. still, rituals continued to be practiced privately within family circles, albeit in a passive form. as the political regime softened, the first public nowruz celebration was held in azerbaijan in 1967. on february 26, 1989, the ideology commission of the central committee of the communist party of uzbekistan adopted a historic decision to officially restore the nowruz holiday within the republic. today, nowruz is widely celebrated in a vast region stretching from the middle east to chi. in total, about 300 million people celebrate nowruz in countries such as iran, iraq, turkey, the central asian states, afghanistan, regions of russia inhabited by turkic peoples, and in countries of the balkan peninsula. navruz is observed in many countries across the middle east, central asia, and beyond, each incorporating unique cultural traditions: iran: considered the most important holiday of the year, navruz lasts for 13 days. homes are …

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and strengthening social bonds. people believe that welcoming the new solar year with good deeds and a pure heart ensures a prosperous year ahead. afghanistan: the holiday has a dual significance, both as a national festival and a religious observance among sufis. celebrations include traditional games such as buzkashi and guli surkhafghanistan: the holiday has a dual significance, both as a national festival and a religious observance among sufis. celebrations include traditional games such as buzkashi and guli surkh image2.png image1.jpeg /docprops/thumbnail.jpeg

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слайд 1 student: ___hayitova .m___ group: _101_ teacher: ___kuchkarova.o___ 2025 the ministry of higher education ,science and innovation of the republic of uzbekistan named after z.m.bobur subject:english independent work what do the sources say about navruz? transformations in celebration navruz in the modern world history of navruz plan: the term nowruz is derived from the language in which the avesta was written: “nava” means new, and “rəzaŋh” means day or light. in modern persian, “nav” means new and “ruz” means day, giving the meaning “new day.” the earliest written records of this term date back to the 2nd century bce, during the reign of the parthian empire. it is assumed through archaeological findings that a holiday similar to nowruz was …

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