Iraqi Kurds celebrate Nowruz, the Persian new year

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Iraqi Kurds holding lit torches walk up a mountain in the town of Akra, 500 kilometres north of Baghdad, during celebrations of Nowruz (Noruz), the Persian New Year. The Persian New Year is an ancient Zoroastrian tradition celebrated by Iranians and Kurds, which coincides with the vernal (spring) equinox and is calculated by the solar calendar.
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Iranian New year? Why do you play with history? It's a Kurdish New year

DandyDandy
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Iranian ? Seriously?
Dear even the whole names of the legend are pure Kurdish and you calling it Iranian. 😒

SanKitchenn
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its not persian . it does not belong to one nation.

mhamadkamel
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Wishing everyone in middle east - iran, iraq, syria, turkey, afghanisthan, kazak, tazak, azerbahijan, aermnia, a Happy new year Nowruz .
Celebrating Fire god is common to Ancient Greeks/Romans, Egyptians, Hindus, Native Americans, Native Africans, reject 'ezz ...laam', save the world

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It’s not PERSIAN new year!!! It does not belong to Persians only!!!!

SharminAhmadi
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Norooz Jamshidi and is a tribute to Jamshid Pishdadi the king of iran vij.

sarafouladvand
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they named newroz after persian what a load of cra* this is kurdish new year

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