#Christmas is a cheap copy of #Yalda

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🔴 Iranians celebrated the longest night by protesting the regime in the streets, and commemorating the more than 500 protesters killed by security forces.

#IranRevoIution | #MahsaAmini | #Yalda | Protests
https://medyanews.net/irans-solstice-celebrations-intertwined-with-anti-regime-protests/

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/1MedyaNews/status/1606077124560969728

Ce 21 décembre, des membres de la communauté iranienne et afghane se sont retrouvés à #Paris pour célébrer #Yalda, fête zoroastrienne vieille de plusieurs millénaires. Elle marque le solstice d'hiver, et a pour signification : "la victoire de la lumière sur l'obscurité" https://nitter.net/France24_fr/status/1605971430914473987/video/1

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@KaminskiMed@twitter.com @Farida_Ahangari@twitter.com @arghavan_salles@twitter.com @ssk1000@twitter.com @ahajaricase@twitter.com @MarkDSiegel1@twitter.com @YaleIMed@twitter.com @rovingatuscap@twitter.com @atscommunity@twitter.com @PCCSMChiefs@twitter.com I didn’t know about Yalda Night until I saw your tweet. Happy #Yalda night to all who observe!

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Thread 🧵👇🏽#Yalda #IranRevoIution https://twitter.com/farbodmah/status/1605686720170795013

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Happy first day of Summer / Winter #nz #yalda #solstice

Every year, on December 21st, Iranians around the world gather together to celebrate one of the traditions of their forefathers: #Yalda Night #festival in #Iran.

Since ancient times, they have passed the longest and darkest night of the year, the last night of fall, the winter solstice, in the warm company of friends and family.

The night is filled with laughter, chatter, color, #poetry, story-telling, and #food.

#culture #tradition

https://diasp.org/posts/22294066

tonight I was invited to an online Shab-e-#Yalda party, and told to bring fruit and tea and some poems to read out loud; a lovely occasion. And then afterwards I did my own #WinterSolstice things - took gifts to the gatepost spirits, did a vision meditation. I never manage to make plans for the solstices; the year ends and rises and I can only try to keep up.

Happy #Yalda to those who celebrate!

Happy #Yalda to those who celebrate!

Happy Shab-e #Yalda, y’all! Hope you’re spending this longest of nights with people who keep you warm. 🌒

It’s #Yalda night, the longest night of the year. My family back in Iran celebrates tonight with a huge get together, fruits, stories, and Hafez’s poetry. Over here in America, I celebrate by starting my annual big winter read. This is where I pick a famously unwieldy thousand-page book, read 10-12 pages of it a day, and finish it exactly on Nowruz, the first day of spring.

Every year, on December 21st, Iranians around the world gather together to celebrate one of the traditions of their forefathers: #Yalda Night festival in #Iran.

https://diasp.org/posts/22294066

I’m reminded that today is Yalda in Iran. Happy #Yalda! That also means that here, in the far south of Chile, today is the longest day. (It’s also quite fresh, even if today was mostly gorgeous.)

RT @MahanEsfahani@twitter.com

Tonight is the winter solstice which in Iran and by Iranians throughout the world is celebrated as Jashn-e Yalda, which the ancient Persians marked as the night with the longest darkness in the year.

May the darkness over Iran finally end. #yalda #yaldanight #iranrevolution

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/MahanEsfahani/status/1605628969163706368

It’s winter solstice and as Persians, we celebrate with red wine, pomegranate and beautiful poetry #yalda #wintersolstice

Happy Yalda for those observing tonight.

#Yalda

Many pray for the darkness in Iran to go…I hope this solstice is the beginning of light beginning to shine, each day, a little brighter.

RT @MahanEsfahani@twitter.com

Tonight is the winter solstice which in Iran and by Iranians throughout the world is celebrated as Jashn-e Yalda, which the ancient Persians marked as the night with the longest darkness in the year.

May the darkness over Iran finally end. #yalda #yaldanight #iranrevolution

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/MahanEsfahani/status/1605628969163706368

#Yalda Nacht vor der iranischen Botschaft in #London heute Nacht #iranrevoution #JinJiyanAzadi