gg joon man ham hamintoori misham..aslan geryam migire..
Special Thread Of Jashn-e Nowruz & 13 Beh Dar
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Items on Haft seen and their meanings
Sabzeh Spring Sprouts Made from wheat or lentil-- this signifies rebirth and renewal.
Senjed A sweet, dry fruit of a lotus tree The fragrant and blooming lotus tree makes people fall in love so it is natural that its fruit would signify love and affection
Sib Apple A big red apple represents health and beauty.
Samanu Wheat Pudding--signify sweetness and fertility.
Serkeh White Vinegar--signifies age and patience.
Somagh Crushed Sumac berries-- symbolizes the spice of life. Some say Somagh represents the color of the sunrise and with the sun all evil is conquered.
Seer Garlic, This medicinal S is a sign of good health.
Sekeh Gold Coins--Wealth and Prosperity
Sonbol Hyacinth--Flower Purple or pink hyacinth are common on the Sofreh and also represent life and beatuy.
Sangak Flatbread--Noon-e Sangak represents prosperity for the feasts. It can be accompanied by Naan-o Panir, which is Iranian feta cheese and fresh herbs to be eaten at the feast.
Sohan Asali Honey Almonds A sweet honey candy made with pistchios. (Optional)
Gold Fish Mahi--Gold Fish in a clear bowl represents life and the end of the astral year associated with the constellation Pisces.
Ayne A Mirror To bring light & brightness into the New Year Head of the Sofreh
Sha’am Two Candelabras--Candles large or small can be used and symbolize fire & energy. On either side of the mirror.
Tokhm-e Morgh Decorated Eggs Symbolizes fertility. Eggs are painted by children much like Easter eggs are painted. On the Sofreh. Can be as elaborate as desired.
Ajil Assorted Nuts--They can be roasted pistachios, walnuts, almonds, and hazelnuts
Scriptures Koran, Bible, Torah, Avesta or other Scriptures, or Poetry depending on beliefs Symbolizes blessings and faith in the New Year. You can also place a Divan-e Hafez or other book of faith and knowledge. Placed in the middle. Put money in the pages of the book and give out Eidi after sal tahvil.
Shirini Sweets & Pastries Noghl, Baaghlavaa, Toot, Noon-e Berenji, Noon-e Nokhodchi and any other sweets you prefer On the Sofreh
Esfand Wild Rue; A brazier "Manghal" holding burning coals sprinkled with "Esphand" a popular incense. It keeps the evil eye away and brings on healthMan Varem Baalaa Barareh Ra Atish Vazenam Vayam....HUUUUUH!!!
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be en zoodi sabzato kashti????
man hamishe sabzamo 5 rooz ghabl az eyd mizaram sab beshe, bad mizaramesh too maval ta garm bemoone va zood sabz kone, akhe bokhare hamoom vasash khoob bid
God made Coke,
God made Pepsi,
God made Persian girls so DAMN SEXY!!!
~Zende Bad Iran Va Irani~
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lol pari.
haaa man nemidoonam key sabze mizarim vali harvaght gozashtim roshtesho kard akharesh ye roobane gherzem vabandam doresh.

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ha yeh nokteh!!!Originally posted by prncesskrItems on Haft seen and their meanings
Sabzeh Spring Sprouts Made from wheat or lentil-- this signifies rebirth and renewal.
Senjed A sweet, dry fruit of a lotus tree The fragrant and blooming lotus tree makes people fall in love so it is natural that its fruit would signify love and affection
Sib Apple A big red apple represents health and beauty.
Samanu Wheat Pudding--signify sweetness and fertility.
Serkeh White Vinegar--signifies age and patience.
Somagh Crushed Sumac berries-- symbolizes the spice of life. Some say Somagh represents the color of the sunrise and with the sun all evil is conquered.
Seer Garlic, This medicinal S is a sign of good health.
Sekeh Gold Coins--Wealth and Prosperity
Sonbol Hyacinth--Flower Purple or pink hyacinth are common on the Sofreh and also represent life and beatuy.
Sangak Flatbread--Noon-e Sangak represents prosperity for the feasts. It can be accompanied by Naan-o Panir, which is Iranian feta cheese and fresh herbs to be eaten at the feast.
Sohan Asali Honey Almonds A sweet honey candy made with pistchios. (Optional)
Gold Fish Mahi--Gold Fish in a clear bowl represents life and the end of the astral year associated with the constellation Pisces.
Ayne A Mirror To bring light & brightness into the New Year Head of the Sofreh
Sha’am Two Candelabras--Candles large or small can be used and symbolize fire & energy. On either side of the mirror.
Tokhm-e Morgh Decorated Eggs Symbolizes fertility. Eggs are painted by children much like Easter eggs are painted. On the Sofreh. Can be as elaborate as desired.
Ajil Assorted Nuts--They can be roasted pistachios, walnuts, almonds, and hazelnuts
Scriptures Koran, Bible, Torah, Avesta or other Scriptures, or Poetry depending on beliefs Symbolizes blessings and faith in the New Year. You can also place a Divan-e Hafez or other book of faith and knowledge. Placed in the middle. Put money in the pages of the book and give out Eidi after sal tahvil.
Shirini Sweets & Pastries Noghl, Baaghlavaa, Toot, Noon-e Berenji, Noon-e Nokhodchi and any other sweets you prefer On the Sofreh
Esfand Wild Rue; A brazier "Manghal" holding burning coals sprinkled with "Esphand" a popular incense. It keeps the evil eye away and brings on health
inhayee keh gofty bishtar az 7 bid hodoodeh 14 hast!!
hala man in soal baram pish oomad chera esmesh sofreyeh haftsin bid vali toosh 14sin bid??
looooooool
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chi chi be jaye adas khis konim????Originally posted by mahsaakpashim berim sabzaro ebzarim sabz she.
bacheha age mash ebzarin baarye sabz shodan zarfe 12 rooz sabz mishe ghadesham kheili boland tar az adas mishe tamrin konid,
God made Coke,
God made Pepsi,
God made Persian girls so DAMN SEXY!!!
~Zende Bad Iran Va Irani~
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