Like most holidays in the world, Novruz also enjoys some rituals. Younger Azerbaijanis, for example, visit older and elderly relatives and bring them Novruz pastries –pakhlava and shakarbura- and presents. Those, who normally live in the distance from their family and rarely meets with family members because of their busy business life, take a short Novruz vocation to be in the family company. Those who have offended and have been offended during the preceding year try reconciliation chances. And of course, Novruz parties with lots of Azeri food such as plow, kabab, dolma, etc. and Azeri folk music accompany all the meetings.

we throw a cap,and people give us sweets

we make a fire these day and jump on it

im azeri,and must say that im pround with it,we have different celebrations, one of our celebration holiday it is Novruz,its very super holiday.. Novruz is widely celebrated in Azerbaijan as a symbol of winter's leaving and spring's coming. Azerbaijanis pay particular attention to table laid for the holiday. There should be 7 varieties of food on the table the names of which starts with letter 'S' , for example sumakh(a kind of spice), sirke(vinegar), sud(milk), samani(grown wheat), sebzi(fried meat with greens)etc. A mirror, with coloured eggs on it and candles should also be on the table. Candle is the symbol of fire and light(keeping a person from damage), mirror is the symbol of happiness. According to the tradition all the members of the family should be at home on the first day of the holiday. People say: 'If you are not at home on the day of the holiday, you will live without home for seven years.' The outer doors kept open in the past. On the first day of the new year the lights are kept turned on whole night, for turned off light and fire is the symbol of misfortune

i want to be happy,

a beautiful lady from Azerbaijan is here