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Baha’is around the world celebrate their New Year, known as Naw-Ruz, and the celebration takes place each year on the first day of spring, March 21st. In this video, some of the Baha’is from the Baha’i Community of Chicago are interviewed about this years festivities.
Find out more about the Baha’i Community of Chicago here on their website: www.chicagobahais.org
You can learn more about the Baha’i new year of Naw Ruz from these Baha’i Blog posts:
* Naw-Ruz: The Baha’i New Year
* Is Naw-Ruz an Iranian Holiday or a Baha’i Holy Day?
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Criselda R. Figuerres (March 3, 2019 at 12:46 AM)