Nowruz & New Persian Year! (3)
sadegh1979: it is new Persian year now.
Persian calendar is begun on 21 march.
Persian people begin their calendar along with reforms in nature and spring. The first day of year (Nowruz = New day) is the first day of spring.
Persian Months and their length:
1.Farvardin (31 days)
2.Ordibehesht (31 days)
3.Khordad (31 days)
4.Tir (31 days)
5.Mordad (31 days)
6.Shahrivar (31 days)
7. Mehr (30 days)
8. Aban (30 days)
9. Azar (30 days)
10. Dey (30 days)
11. Bahman (30 days)
12. Esfand (29-30 days)
In leap years Esfand will be 30 days and in common years it is 29 days.
Persian Seasons are:
1. Bahar (spring) = Farvardin, Ordibehesht & Khordad
2. Tabestan (Summer) = Tir, Mordad & Shahrivar
3. Paeiz or Khazan (Autmn) = Mehr, Aban & Azar
4. Zemestan (Winter0 = Dey, Bahman, Esfand.
We are in year 1388 based on Islamic calendar counting, but the basis of calendar is originally Persian.
I will write about Persian week soon.
Persian calendar is begun on 21 march.
Persian people begin their calendar along with reforms in nature and spring. The first day of year (Nowruz = New day) is the first day of spring.
Persian Months and their length:
1.Farvardin (31 days)
2.Ordibehesht (31 days)
3.Khordad (31 days)
4.Tir (31 days)
5.Mordad (31 days)
6.Shahrivar (31 days)
7. Mehr (30 days)
8. Aban (30 days)
9. Azar (30 days)
10. Dey (30 days)
11. Bahman (30 days)
12. Esfand (29-30 days)
In leap years Esfand will be 30 days and in common years it is 29 days.
Persian Seasons are:
1. Bahar (spring) = Farvardin, Ordibehesht & Khordad
2. Tabestan (Summer) = Tir, Mordad & Shahrivar
3. Paeiz or Khazan (Autmn) = Mehr, Aban & Azar
4. Zemestan (Winter0 = Dey, Bahman, Esfand.
We are in year 1388 based on Islamic calendar counting, but the basis of calendar is originally Persian.
I will write about Persian week soon.
And be glad to read about it!
Happy New Year to you, yours, and, the Iranian people!
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Drewski: And be glad to read about it!
Happy New Year to you, yours, and, the Iranian people!
Happy New Year to you, yours, and, the Iranian people!
Thank you verymuch my friend!
My best wishes for you in this lovely spring!
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Persian calendar is begun on 21 march.
Persian people begin their calendar along with reforms in nature and spring. The first day of year (Nowruz = New day) is the first day of spring.
Persian Months and their length:
1.Farvardin (31 days)
2.Ordibehesht (31 days)
3.Khordad (31 days)
4.Tir (31 days)
5.Mordad (31 days)
6.Shahrivar (31 days)
7. Mehr (30 days)
8. Aban (30 days)
9. Azar (30 days)
10. Dey (30 days)
11. Bahman (30 days)
12. Esfand (29-30 days)
In leap years Esfand will be 30 days and in common years it is 29 days.
Persian Seasons are:
1. Bahar (spring) = Farvardin, Ordibehesht & Khordad
2. Tabestan (Summer) = Tir, Mordad & Shahrivar
3. Paeiz or Khazan (Autmn) = Mehr, Aban & Azar
4. Zemestan (Winter0 = Dey, Bahman, Esfand.
We are in year 1388 based on Islamic calendar counting, but the basis of calendar is originally Persian.
I will write about Persian week soon.