Iran Press/Europe: According to IranPress, the ceremony aimed to introduce Yalda Night and Iranian culture to the Polish audience and featured traditional fruits, nuts, and special foods associated with this occasion.
The event also included readings from Hafez's Divan by Persian language professors and performances of Iranian musical pieces, enriching the cultural experience for attendees.
Yalda Night celebrated annually on December 20 or 21, marks the longest night of the year and is deeply rooted in Zoroastrian traditions. It symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and heralds the arrival of longer days.
Families gather to share stories, recite poetry, and enjoy traditional foods, creating a warm atmosphere filled with hope and renewal.
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