Weltliche Feiertage : Prophet Mohammad's daughter and one of the most inspiring figures for Shiite Muslims. Fatima died in the holy city of Medina in current Saudi Arabia. Shiites believe that she died while trying to protect her husband Imam Ali from his enemies. That's why they regard her as a martyr. The exact place of her burial still remains a mystery after more than 14 centuries.

Kultur : Ein iranisches Fest, welches in der „längsten und dunkelsten Nacht des Jahres“[1] zelebriert wird. Dies entspricht der Nacht der Wintersonnenwende, also der Nacht vom 21. auf den 22. Dezember (im Schaltjahr der Nacht vom 20. auf den 21. Dezember). Im iranisch-zoroastrischen Kalender entspricht dies der Nacht vom 30. Azar (Feuer) auf den 1. Dey (Schöpfer). Zugleich ist Yalda auch das Fest am „Vorabend der ersten vierzig Tage des Winters“. Das Fest stammt ursprünglich aus dem Zoroastrismus, d. h. aus dem vor-islamischen Glauben der iranischen Völker, wird aber auch von den heute mehrheitlich muslimischen Völkern des iranischen Kulturkreises und Zentralasiens gefeiert. [Wikipedia]

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Moslemisch : Ali ibn Abi Talib (599 - 661) is an early Islamic leader. He is seen by Sunni Muslims as the last of the four Rightly Guided Caliphs. Shi'a Muslims consider him the First Imam appointed by the Islamic prophet Muhammad and the first rightful caliph. Ali was the cousin of Muhammad, and after marriage to Fatima Zahra, he also became Muhammad's son-in-law. Wikipedia

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Weltliche Feiertage : Feiert den Sturz der Shah in 1979 www.cbi.ir

Weltliche Feiertage : Muhammad al-Mahdī (born 868) is the twelfth and final Shi'a Imam. He is the person believed by Shi'as to be the Mahdi; a figure considered by both Sunnis and Shias to be the ultimate saviour of humankind. Shi'as believe that he was born in 868 and has been hidden by God to later emerge to fulfill his mission. They believe that in the future he will bring absolute peace and justice throughout the world by establishing Islam as the global religion. Wikipedia

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Karten/Blumen : Tree-planting day

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Weltliche Feiertage : In March, 1951, Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh, a nationalist, received the vote required from the Iranian parliament to nationalize the British-owned oil corporation, Anglo Iran Oil Company, in a situation known as the Abadan Crisis. Despite British pressure, including an economic blockade which caused real hardship, the nationalization continued. In 1954 it was suspended by the Shah, who in 1973 re-nationalized oil. http://www.cbi.ir

Zoroastrian : no bedeutet neu und ruz bedeutet auf Persisch Tag . Feiert das neue Jahr im Iran und in verschiedenen zentralasiatischen Ländern (sowie unter den Kurden). Wird als Beginn des Bahá'í-Jahres angesehen.

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Zoroastrian : no bedeutet neu und ruz bedeutet auf Persisch Tag . Feiert das neue Jahr im Iran und in verschiedenen zentralasiatischen Ländern (sowie unter den Kurden). Wird als Beginn des Bahá'í-Jahres angesehen.

Zoroastrian : no bedeutet neu und ruz bedeutet auf Persisch Tag . Feiert das neue Jahr im Iran und in verschiedenen zentralasiatischen Ländern (sowie unter den Kurden). Wird als Beginn des Bahá'í-Jahres angesehen.

Zoroastrian : no bedeutet neu und ruz bedeutet auf Persisch Tag . Feiert das neue Jahr im Iran und in verschiedenen zentralasiatischen Ländern (sowie unter den Kurden). Wird als Beginn des Bahá'í-Jahres angesehen.

Weltliche Feiertage : On April 1, 1979, after a landslide victory in a national referendum in which only one choice was offered (Islamic Republic: Yes or No), Ayatollah Khomeini declared an Islamic republic with a new Constitution reflecting his ideals of Islamic government. Ayatollah Khomeini became supreme spiritual leader (Valy-e-Faqih) of Iran.

Karten/Blumen : Wie die Geschichte erzählt, war Frankreich 1564 eine der ersten Nationen, die den 1. Januar offiziell zum Neujahrstag machte, anstatt der letzten Märzwoche, die zuvor beobachtet wurde. 1582 folgte der Papst. Diejenigen, die den 1. April feierten, wurden verspottet. Da das Tierkreiszeichen der Fisch war, legten die Franzosen tote Fische auf den Rücken. Die Traditionen sind von Land zu Land unterschiedlich.

Weltliche Feiertage : According to tradition, three Muslim zealots (purists later termed Kharijites) had agreed to assassinate Ali, Mu'awiyah and `Amr. The assassins sent against Mu'awiyah and `Amr failed; the only assassin who succeeded was the one who attacked Ali. Ali suffered a mortal head wound on the 19th of Ramadan while he was performing morning prayers in mosque in the city of Kufa. Some say that the sword that wounded him was poisoned. According to the Shia tradition, as he was being struck, Ali said By the Lord of the Ka'bah, I have succeeded ! Wikipedia

Weltliche Feiertage : Sizdah-Bedar

Kultur : The thirteenth day of the Persian New Year marks the end of the Noruz break. This tradition is called Sizdah Bedar (sizdah means thirteen) which in English translates to getting rid of thirteen . The concept of avoiding the number thirteen is mainly to symbolize the will and power to deal with all evil in the new year. http://www.farhangsara.com

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Weltliche Feiertage : Jafar Sadeq (April 20, 702 - December 4, 765), is considered the sixth Shi'a imam by Twelver Shi'a Muslims. He was a theologian and jurist. His rulings are the basis of the Jafari school of Shi'a jurisprudence; but he is well respected by Sunnis for his contributions to the Sunni scholarship as well. The dispute over who was to succeed him led to the split of the Ismailis from the mainstream Twelver Shi'a and the establishment of the Aga Khans' family line. He died on December 4, 765. Some say that he was poisoned, thus becoming a martyr, like the Shi'a imams before him. He is buried in Medina, in the famous Jannat al-Baqi cemetery. Wikipedia

Kultur : Omar Khayyam (1048-1131), ein persischer Mathematiker, Astronom und Dichter, wurde in seinem eigenen Land für seine wissenschaftlichen Leistungen bekannt. In der Welt ist er vor allem durch die Übersetzung seiner Gedichte bekannt