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Newroz as celebrated by Kurds

Newroz as celebrated by Kurds

Kurdish new year holiday.

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    25%

  3. Kurds

    Iranic ethnic group.

    10%

  4. Zoroastrianism

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    6.1%

  5. Kurdish culture

    Culture of the Kurdish people.

    5.8%

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  8. Ahura Mazda

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    Iranic ethnic group.

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    New Year's Day on the Iranian calendars.

    4.9%

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    3.4%

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    3.2%

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    2.9%

  10. Kurdish culture

    Culture of the Kurdish people.

    2.1%