Exploring the Background of Sizdah Bedar
Sizdah Bedar is a traditional Iranian festival celebrated on the 13th day of Nowruz, the Persian New Year.
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Ancient Rituals
Ancient Rituals
Exploring Medieval Philosophy: A Comprehensive Overview
Exploring Medieval Philosophy: A Comprehensive Overview Medieval philosophy, spanning from the 5th to the 15th century, offers a rich tapestry of intellectual thought. This article provides a comprehensive overview of key thinkers, schools of thought, and prominent philosophical concepts during this fascinating period. From the influence of Augustine to the rise of Scholasticism, join us on a journey to unravel the complexities of medieval philosophy.
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Exploring Religion in Ancient Greece: Beliefs, Rituals & Deities
Exploring Religion in Ancient Greece: Beliefs, Rituals & Deities
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Ancient Mysteries: Nazca Lines – A Profoundly Enigmatic Geoglyphs Ensemble
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Nowruz: Celebrating a Global Festival of Spring and Renewal
Nowruz: Celebrating a Global Festival of Spring and Renewal Nowruz, meaning “new day,” is a centuries-old festival celebrated by millions worldwide. Marking the arrival of spring, this joyous occasion promotes unity, cultural diversity, and the renewal of hope. Join us as we explore the significance and traditions of Nowruz, a truly global celebration.
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Ancient Carthage Unveils Rare Goddess Tanit Coins
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Yalda night
Discover the history and significance of Yalda night, one of the oldest Iranian festivals, celebrated on the longest night of the year.
Rolling babies in roses: an ancient ritual bringing blessings to families
One of the sweetest and most exhilarating rituals being practiced in the north-central province of Semnan is Gol Ghaltan (literally meaning rolling in flowers), which is believed to be a symbol of bringing blessings to the family of a newborn. The custom goes back to an old Iranian myth called ‘The Smiling Flower’, in which
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