Nowruz wishes for kids

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Happy Nowruz
نوروزتان پیروز
Nevruz Bayramınız kutlu olsun
نوروز مبارك

175 wishes · 4 languages · 3 photo designs · Updated October 2026

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Happy Nowruz wishes and Persian New Year messages for family, friends and colleagues, in English, Persian, Turkish and Arabic, for the spring equinox.

175 wishes · 4 languages · 3 photo designs · Updated October 2026

Nowruz wishes for kids (9)

Happy Nowruz, little one. Did you find a coin in your new year book?
Look at the goldfish dancing in the bowl. Happy Nowruz.
You helped grow the sabzeh. Now it is the greenest one in the house.
Happy New Year, sweetie. Here is your eidi. Spend it on something fun.
Let us paint eggs for the haft-sin table together.
Happy Nowruz. Spring is here, so let us go and find flowers.
You look so smart in your new clothes. Nowruz mobarak.
Happy Nowruz, my sunshine. You make spring brighter.
On day thirteen we will have a big picnic in the park. Are you ready?

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About Nowruz

Nowruz means "new day". It is the Persian New Year and begins at the exact moment of the March equinox, the first day of spring, around 20 or 21 March.

It has been celebrated for more than 3,000 years across Iran, Afghanistan, Central Asia, Azerbaijan, the Kurdish regions and the Caucasus, by people of many faiths. UNESCO lists it as a shared heritage of humanity.

Families spring-clean their homes, set a haft-sin table with seven symbolic items such as sprouted wheat, apples, garlic and vinegar, wear new clothes and visit elders. Children receive gifts of money called eidi.

The celebration lasts thirteen days and ends with Sizdah Bedar, when families go out for a picnic in nature.

How people celebrate Nowruz

Spring cleaning (khaneh tekani)
Setting the haft-sin table
Jumping over fires on Chaharshanbe Suri
Visiting elders first
New clothes and eidi for children
Sizdah Bedar picnic on day 13

How to wish well

"Nowruz mobarak" (Happy Nowruz) is the most common greeting. "Eid-e shoma mobarak" also works.
Visit or call the elders of the family first; it is a sign of respect.
Send your wish at the moment of the equinox (the Saal Tahvil) or in the first days of the new year.
Nowruz is cultural and shared by many faiths, so a warm spring greeting suits everyone.

Questions about Nowruz

When is Nowruz?

Nowruz begins at the March equinox, on 20 or 21 March. The exact moment is announced each year.

What do you say on Nowruz?

Say "Nowruz mobarak" or "Happy Nowruz". In Persian people also write "Nowruzetan pirooz" (May your Nowruz be victorious). In Turkish, "Nevruz Bayramınız kutlu olsun".

What is the haft-sin table?

A table set with seven items whose Persian names start with the letter sin, such as sabzeh (sprouts), seeb (apple), seer (garlic) and serkeh (vinegar), each standing for a hope for the year.

How long is Nowruz celebrated?

Thirteen days. The thirteenth day is Sizdah Bedar, a day spent outdoors.

Is Nowruz a religious holiday?

No. Nowruz is a cultural and seasonal new year, celebrated by people of many faiths.

Which countries celebrate Nowruz?

Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, the Kurdish regions and Persian communities worldwide.