Sadeh

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Sadeh is an ancient Persian mid-winter fire festival that celebrates the triumph of light and warmth over darkness and cold.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Iranian festival
Zoroastrian festival
festival
associatedConcept sacred fire
associatedDeityOrFigure Atar NERFINISHED
associatedWith Nowruz NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Iran NERFINISHED
culture Persian NERFINISHED
etymology name is related to the Persian word for one hundred
hasCustom charitable giving
collecting wood for the bonfire
recitation of religious texts
youth participating in fire-lighting
hasTheme triumph of light over darkness
triumph of warmth over cold
historicalOrigin ancient Persian tradition
pre-Islamic Iran
mainRitual distribution of food
gathering of community around fire
lighting a large bonfire
prayers and hymns
observedBy Zoroastrians NERFINISHED
some Iranian people
observedIn Iran NERFINISHED
Kerman NERFINISHED
Persian diaspora communities NERFINISHED
Yazd NERFINISHED
recognizedAs part of Iran’s cultural heritage
relatedFestival Chaharshanbe Suri NERFINISHED
Mehregan NERFINISHED
Tirgan NERFINISHED
religiousSignificance affirmation of divine light
honoring the creation and power of fire
religiousTradition Zoroastrianism NERFINISHED
season mid-winter
socialSignificance community solidarity
intergenerational gathering
symbolizes defeat of winter cold
renewal of life
victory of good over evil
timeInYear 100 days before Nowruz
50 days before the end of winter in the Iranian calendar
typicalGregorianDate late January

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