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21-03-2006, 15:01
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do you know today is a kurdish new year 1/1/2706 = 21/03/06
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21-03-2006, 15:16
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Originally Posted by ARI2000
do you know today is a kurdish new year 1/1/2706 = 21/03/06
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2006 + 612 = 2618. Why 2706?
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21-03-2006, 15:40
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Originally Posted by ARI2000
do you know today is a kurdish new year 1/1/2706 = 21/03/06
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wow.they are years ahead of us.......happy new year 
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21-03-2006, 15:51
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Do they have hover cars yet??
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22-03-2006, 07:20
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Do they have hover cars yet??
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could you tell me who made the first transport at the biginning of life befor BC and where are you at that time when the civilazation start in mesopotamia ???? are you exist!!!! 
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22-03-2006, 07:43
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Originally Posted by ARI2000
could you tell me who made the first transport at the biginning of life befor BC and where are you at that time when the civilazation start in mesopotamia ???? are you exist!!!! |
wibbles is joking , you see over here in britain the new year is a time for merriment and fun, so leave out your crap attempt to start an argument , ok.....thank you, and may i take this oppertunity to wish you a happy new year ?
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22-03-2006, 08:23
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makes you wonder light years ahead and still without a country to live in 
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22-03-2006, 09:01
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Originally Posted by depoix
wibbles is joking , you see over here in britain the new year is a time for merriment and fun, so leave out your crap attempt to start an argument , ok.....thank you, and may i take this oppertunity to wish you a happy new year ?
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thank you very much
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22-03-2006, 09:11
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Originally Posted by Internetowl
makes you wonder light years ahead and still without a country to live in |
your right mate, but do you believe that kurdish people they dont want country !!!!!or the (THIEF) people from other country they invad thier land .iam telling you if some one live in prison can make any progress , or do you give the right to other people to invad other property such as (land,oil.....and civilasation). i hope you understand the life under invation . i am not blame you because you never been in stuation like that , 
Last edited by ARI2000; 23-03-2006 at 09:39.
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22-03-2006, 09:12
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ARI2000,
Seriously though, could you explain something that I know nothing about.
I have read that the Kurdish Calendar started in 612 BC when Kawa The Blacksmith liberated the Kurds from King Zuhak, the Assyrian.
Is that correct?
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23-03-2006, 09:51
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Originally Posted by cgksheff
ARI2000,
Seriously though, could you explain something that I know nothing about.
I have read that the Kurdish Calendar started in 612 BC when Kawa The Blacksmith liberated the Kurds from King Zuhak, the Assyrian.
Is that correct?
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acctually what i know 2706 its a (mede empire) calinder its started with the first day of march and also its coincident with (nawroz) that day when (zuhak or dhohak) removed from power by (kawa) ,the first day of new year according this calinder is called (nawroz) at this day the kurdish people they light a fire at top of the mounting for celebration also that month from (21/03 to 20/04 )called( nawroz ),
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23-03-2006, 17:51
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Hm... the history is going way over my head. I dunno about others.
I just want to know, what actually happens in Kurdish New Year ?
Do you celebrate it ? Do I get money ? (Like u do in Chinese New Year ?  )
Do I get anything for free ? Free food ? How long do u celebrate it for ?
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24-03-2006, 11:05
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Originally Posted by Bago
Hm... the history is going way over my head. I dunno about others.
I just want to know, what actually happens in Kurdish New Year ?
Do you celebrate it ? Do I get money ? (Like u do in Chinese New Year ? )
Do I get anything for free ? Free food ? How long do u celebrate it for ? |
kurdish new year is srart at 12:00pm at20/03 and 21/03 become afirst day and called (nawroz) and its a first day of spring at the evening of 20/03 kurdish people they light a fire on mounts and they celebrate by dancing and singing and most of them at 21/03 they go out for picnic and its four day off .at evening 20/03 thier is a traditional meal called (seven .s. ) it means on a table thier is seven things that start with letter (s) but in kurdish language what i know (rise,apple,bread,soup,flower,egg [painted],water) and they telling each other happy nawroz and have agood year .
have agood time for you too
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