Yezidi New Year

Yezidi New Year, known as Çarşema Sor or Red Wednesday, is celebrated on April 21st, marking the Yazidi calendar's beginning. It commemorates the creation of the universe and the renewal of nature, symbolizing rebirth and spiritual renewal. The celebrations include rituals, communal prayers, and gatherings that foster community bonding. This holiday reflects Yazidi religious beliefs, emphasizing themes of renewal, purity, and the cyclical nature of life. It is a significant cultural and spiritual event for the Yazidi community worldwide, blending ancient traditions with contemporary practices.