Celebrating persian 🇮🇷 festival with my family / sizdah be dar 2024 in nature

#natureday #sizdahbedar#mazandaran #celebration #celebrating #indianfood
#iranianfestival #festival #nowruz #familyvlog #mazandaran #kelardasht #northofiran #india #indianfestival #celebration #tradition #naturelovers
#سیزده_بدر #نوروز #مهاجرت

[@aum8136]

Good family day out

[@fati.greenland]

Yes, thank you

[@fati.greenland]

Yes, thank you

[@Appa94]

Mohammad this is a Hindi movie background…. You can dance to a Hindi song with your wife 🎼💃🏽🕺

[@Indianpersiancouple]

HAPPY 13 BEDAR ❤❤. DO YOU KNOW APRIL FOOL ALSO CAME FROM PERSIA😁

[@fati.greenland]

❤️

[@heavenlyxtacy]

OMG Fateme, this is the first time in my life I saw that Iran also looked so beautiful, awesome 😍, never knew Iran was such a paradise, I would love to visit Iran some day. And by the way thanks for getting the cutie Fatima in the video today.

[@Yiok311]

Wish a happy new year to all Iranian brothers and sisters ❤❤❤❤

[@fati.greenland]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@tiktik9413]

what a lovely family 😍😊 everyone is hinged to others by love and care. That's why people have a lot to talk and the conversation almost never ends..as you said in earlier videos 😊😊❤

[@HIMANSHU79879]

Purim is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the saving of the Jewish people from annihilation at the hands of an official of the Achaemenid Empire named Haman, as it is recounted in the Book of Esther (usually dated to the 5th century BCE) i found on wikipedia

[@fati.greenland]

Then i think you better read the history again

[@Valkyri3Z]

Bro you did not read the full story in Wikipedia , read this part too - "They decree that Jewish people may preemptively kill those thought to pose a lethal risk. As a result, on 13 Adar, 500 attackers and 10 of Haman's sons are killed in Shushan. Throughout the empire 75,000 of the Jewish peoples' enemies are killed." This is an old story so you never know what really happened but one thing is confirmed that Iranian people were massacred. I would rather not trust Genocide lobby narrative , they are very clever to twist anything to their favor. Even if you think Jewish people were under threat , this shows they killed innocent people who did not harm them in any way. But modern Historians ALSO say that this festival has nothing to do with Jewish community. This is an old Babylonian custom based on Persian myth. People often borrow other customs and create stories to support them. It is possible that there were no one called Esther or Mordecai in reality.

[@bucksman]

Most probably Esther never existed. Usually these stories get their own narrative over time. Nobody can be sure what actually transpired then. So, it’s best if we stop judging based on these myths.

[@mohammadhashemi4134]

​@@Valkyri3Zester and mordkhai was exist and there grave is in hamedan iran this is not just the story it is been written on the stones and this place is second most important place for jew people

[@mohammadhashemi4134]

​@@Valkyri3Zester and mordkhai was exist and there grave is in hamedan iran this is not just the story it is been written on the stones and this place is second most important place for jew people

[@msmohit515]

very nice video but i fear safety of you and your kind family as iran israel tensions are rising up. Hope peace prevails in the world.

[@ag14769]

Covered with greenery makes this place totally mesmerizing. And Nice blog!

[@fati.greenland]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@tiktik9413]

4:01 4:02 woww muhammad has a vast knowledge of history and i hope he continues doing that because it makes these timestamps special. Never knew why people dislike Zionism not jews... I have very shallow knowledge of history and i love theee parts

[@fati.greenland]

He will keep saying this types of comments in every vlog what ever he see he remembers something

[@AO-xd2ml]

Happy Sizdah Bedar! Congrats! Did you put the grass (sabzeh) in the river? Do you drink Sekanjabin and Ash-e-doogh?

[@maheshbijjahalli]

Wow... beautiful place like as iranian people...🎉❤❤❤

[@fati.greenland]

❤️🙏🏻🌺

[@ashes3800]

Iranians in full flow enjoying family time, enjoying life

[@fati.greenland]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Mallu.iranian.family]

Nice vlog❤❤❤nice nature🎉 iran is the best

[@fati.greenland]

Thank you so much ☺️ yes it is

[@Titoo-Gaming]

Beautiful family and Beautiful place I liked bro

[@fati.greenland]

Thank you so much

[@anti--bobby]

Come to Uttarakhand Scott gliding top best feet in the world only India🥵🥵🥵🥵

[@tiktik9413]

9:27 did he say the word "mutmaeen"? I think this word is very familiar in Urdu and its used in old hindi literature like novels of Munshi Premchand.

[@tiktik9413]

@Daddy_420. ok thx

[@fati.greenland]

If you check you will come to know that urdo mother language is farsi almost its cover 60%

[@harigovindkr7569]

Nice place

[@fati.greenland]

Yes, thanks

[@RoyFJ65]

Thank you for explaining Purim.

[@fati.greenland]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RoyFJ65]

@@fati.greenland insightful as well.

[@patriciapification]

Well too bad... That's what happens when ppl try to increase their own empire... Killing Persians lol... You explain it as if the Judaens were coming into your lands

[@gopabaidya]

Can KZbin, Facebook, Whatsapp Google be used in your country???

[@fati.greenland]

yes

[@userre85]

Middle East has had tough history.

[@saikumark4529]

All are looks very nice.very beautiful girls and very handsome boys in looks..but they are not soft ...anyway good video

[@fati.greenland]

Thank you

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❤

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❤🙏👏👍👌💐🌹

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[@Jo-rm6eh]

Bechara Mohammad's bro always cooking 😅😅😅

[@fati.greenland]

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[@pkotijb]

HISTORY SAYS, Please tell the whole real story....don't tell part of the story only. Haman, chief minister of King Ahasuerus, incensed that Mordecai, a Jew, held him in disdain and refused obeisance, convinced the king that the Jews living under Persian rule were rebellious and should be slaughtered. With the king’s consent, Haman set a date for the execution (the 13th day of the month of Adar) by casting lots and built a gallows for Mordecai. When word of the planned massacre reached Esther, beloved Jewish queen of Ahasuerus and adopted daughter of Mordecai, she risked her life by going uninvited to the king to suggest a banquet that Haman would attend. At the meal she pleaded for the Jews and accused “this wicked Haman” of plotting the annihilation of her people. Upset, the king stepped out into the palace gardens. On returning, he found Haman “falling on the couch where Esther was.” The king mistook Haman’s frantic pleas for mercy as an attack upon the queen. The outraged king ordered that Haman be hanged and that Mordecai be named to his position. Esther and Mordecai then obtained a royal edict allowing Jews throughout the empire to attack their enemies on Adar 13. After an exhilarating victory, they declared the following day a holiday and (alluding to the lots Haman had cast) named it Purim. The historical reality of this biblical episode has often been questioned, and the actual origins of the Purim festival, which was already long established by the 2nd century CE, remain unknown. The ritual observance of Purim begins with a day of fasting, Taʿanit Esther (Fast of Esther) on Adar 13, the day preceding the actual holiday. The most distinctive aspect of the synagogue service is the reading of the Book of Esther. On Purim Jews are also enjoined to exchange gifts and make donations to the poor. Through the years many nonreligious customs have come to be associated with the festival, among them the baking of the three-cornered pastries called hamantaschen (from Yiddish homentash, literally “Haman’s pocket”) or oznei Haman (Hebrew: literally, “Haman’s ears”). Purim plays, which became popular during the 17th century, contribute to the carnival atmosphere especially enjoyed by children. Tisha be-Av, in Judaism, traditional day of mourning for the destruction of the First and Second Temples. According to the Talmud, other disastrous events such as the following occurred on Av 9: the decree that the Jews would wander 40 years in the wilderness; the fall of Bethar in 135 CE, ending the second Jewish revolt against Rome; and the establishment in 136 of a pagan temple in Jerusalem, which Jews were no longer permitted to enter. The expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492 is also traditionally believed to have occurred on that date. From sunset to sunset, a 24-hour fast is observed, except by Reform Jews. The liturgy of the day, performed by candlelight in a gloomy atmosphere, includes the reading of the Lamentations of Jeremiah and the recital of dirges (qinot); certain passages from the Old Testament are also read. Many Jews visit the cemetery on this day. If Tisha be-Av falls on the Sabbath (“Black Sabbath”), the observance is postponed one day. Tisha be-Av marks the end of a period of mourning called the Three Weeks.  Subscribe HomeGames & QuizzesHistory & SocietyScience & TechBiographiesAnimals & NatureGeography & TravelArts & CultureMoneyVideos Contents HomePhilosophy & ReligionReligious Beliefs History & Society Purim Judaism Actions Also known as: Feast of Lots Written and fact-checked by The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica Last Updated: Mar 31, 2024 • Article History Table of Contents Recent News Mar. 29, 2024, 2:24 AM ET (Jerusalem Post) Purim unifies religious, secular Jews amid Israel-Hamas war Mar. 25, 2024, 2:30 PM ET (AP) Jerusalem marks festive holiday of Purim in shadow of war Show More Purim, a joyous Jewish festival commemorating the survival of the Jews who, in the 5th century BCE, were marked for death by their Persian rulers. The story is related in the biblical Book of Esther.  Purim See all media Category: History & Society Hebrew: “Lots” English: Feast of Lots Related Topics: Jewish festivals Fast of Esther See all related content →  Understanding the story of Purim Purim commemorates the survival of a Jewish community marked for death in ancient Persia.(more) See all videos for this article Haman, chief minister of King Ahasuerus, incensed that Mordecai, a Jew, held him in disdain and refused obeisance, convinced the king that the Jews living under Persian rule were rebellious and should be slaughtered. With the king’s consent, Haman set a date for the execution (the 13th day of the month of Adar) by casting lots and built a gallows for Mordecai.  More From Britannica Judaism: Minor festivals: Hanukkah and Purim When word of the planned massacre reached Esther, beloved Jewish queen of Ahasuerus and adopted daughter of Mordecai, she risked her life by going uninvited to the king to suggest a banquet that Haman would attend. At the meal she pleaded for the Jews and accused “this wicked Haman” of plotting the annihilation of her people. Upset, the king stepped out into the palace gardens. On returning, he found Haman “falling on the couch where Esther was.” The king mistook Haman’s frantic pleas for mercy as an attack upon the queen. The outraged king ordered that Haman be hanged and that Mordecai be named to his position. Esther and Mordecai then obtained a royal edict allowing Jews throughout the empire to attack their enemies on Adar 13. After an exhilarating victory, they declared the following day a holiday and (alluding to the lots Haman had cast) named it Purim. The historical reality of this biblical episode has often been questioned, and the actual origins of the Purim festival, which was already long established by the 2nd century CE, remain unknown. The ritual observance of Purim begins with a day of fasting, Taʿanit Esther (Fast of Esther) on Adar 13, the day preceding the actual holiday. The most distinctive aspect of the synagogue service is the reading of the Book of Esther. On Purim Jews are also enjoined to exchange gifts and make donations to the poor. Through the years many nonreligious customs have come to be associated with the festival, among them the baking of the three-cornered pastries called hamantaschen (from Yiddish homentash, literally “Haman’s pocket”) or oznei Haman (Hebrew: literally, “Haman’s ears”). Purim plays, which became popular during the 17th century, contribute to the carnival atmosphere especially enjoyed by children. The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica: This article was most recently revised and updated by Meg Matthias. HomePhilosophy & ReligionReligious Beliefs History & Society Tisha be-Av Jewish fast: Also known as: Fast of Av 9, Ninth Day of Av, Ninth of Tisha be-Av, in Judaism, traditional day of mourning for the destruction of the First and Second Temples. According to the Talmud, other disastrous events such as the following occurred on Av 9: the decree that the Jews would wander 40 years in the wilderness; the fall of Bethar in 135 CE, ending the second Jewish revolt against Rome; and the establishment in 136 of a pagan temple in Jerusalem, which Jews were no longer permitted to enter. The expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492 is also traditionally believed to have occurred on that date. From sunset to sunset, a 24-hour fast is observed, except by Reform Jews. The liturgy of the day, performed by candlelight in a gloomy atmosphere, includes the reading of the Lamentations of Jeremiah and the recital of dirges (qinot); certain passages from the Old Testament are also read. Many Jews visit the cemetery on this day. If Tisha be-Av falls on the Sabbath (“Black Sabbath”), the observance is postponed one day. Tisha be-Av marks the end of a period of mourning.

[@fati.greenland]

Please stop doing copy and paste Do more research First of all they are existing bz of cyrus the great He removed them from jail And let them live peacefully in persia And then rest of the story

[@pkotijb]

@@fati.greenland This is what the Britanica says....it is not me who is saying...

[@bucksman]

Soon we will celebrate Ugadi. Kannada new year.

[@fati.greenland]

😍nice

[@praveenbabu8470]

Very happy and beautiful Iran❤

[@fati.greenland]

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[@pkotijb]

IRAN'S REAL ENEMIES ARE NOT JEWS. Until the 16th century, Persia was mostly Sunni. At the turn of that century, the Safavid dynasty conquered much of what is now Iran and made Shiism the official religion. The conversion was accompanied by a massive crackdown on Sunnis, so that over time much of the population became Shia. They were forcefully converted by Islamic rulers, people fled the state who are not ready to convert and migrated to different parts of world. Few people migrated to India and started a new religion Parsi and Irani. They are most successful business people in India and integrated with Indians

[@userre85]

Why do you care lol.😂

[@fati.greenland]

We didn't say Jews if you see properly And mentioned this fight is not about Sunni or shia , who cares Both are almost same I mentioned sahunism

[@Balaarts]

Best video Beautiful family🤩

[@fati.greenland]

Thank you 🤗❤️🙏🏻🌺

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Its greenland, nature.

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I am coming right there

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[@kongusweetie5590]

You are goood farsieeya, you enjoy in meadow and go to Switzerland for enjoyment , eat nice beef kabob

[@fati.greenland]

Beef is not good only lamb