6 Hrs
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بوابة أخبار اليوم
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Orthodox Church Observes Nowruz
The Eid al-Nayrouz, which Copts celebrate today, is the oldest holiday of ancient Egypt and coincides with the first day of the Coptic year in the month of Tute. This holiday commemorates the Nile River's flood season and is also called the Feast of Martyrs because it is linked to the timing of the saints' martyrdoms. Rituals of celebration include eating symbolic foods such as dates, which represent the blood and sweetness of the martyrs, and guava, which signifies purity of heart and the number of martyrs, accompanied by spiritual well-wishes that express strength and steadfast faith.
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