Assyrian New Year (Kha b-Nisan)

Assyrian New Year, known as Kha b-Nisan, is celebrated in mid-April and marks the beginning of the year in the Assyrian calendar. This ancient holiday symbolizes renewal and the arrival of spring. Traditionally, it involves various cultural rituals, including festive meals, music, and dance. Families often gather to honor their heritage, and religious observances may include prayers and blessings. The celebration reflects both historical significance and the enduring spirit of the Assyrian community, emphasizing themes of hope and renewal. It is an important moment for Assyrians worldwide to connect with their roots and culture.