Alireza Rajaei/ Since the early days of the emergence of mankind and the formation of human societies, social traditions have been born, crystallized, and gradually evolved as the outcome of their interactions. Although this issue is not specific and limited to a specific environment and geography, as history shows, the people living in Iran have always been pioneers and leaders in this path. One of these pioneers is the ancient and long-standing tradition of Nowruz, which extends from the East to the West of the world, from Turkestan in western China to the Balkans in eastern Europe. However, its beating heart still beats in Iran and its red and springing flower rises in Afghanistan.
Nowruz has been so powerful and strong that over thousands of years, like a phoenix, it has risen from its ashes and continued its flight to reach the peak stronger and stronger each time. It has never been defeated by political, social changes and numerous and extensive military conflicts in history, which naturally shows the internal, institutionalized and superior power of this unique natural and human phenomenon; to the extent that today it is the most mixed and fused ancient tradition of Iran with Islam and the Shiite religion.