Nowruz: Celebrating 3,000 Years of Renewal and Unity in Persian Culture

In the days that followed Tahvil, visiting friends and family was a customary practice. People would dress in their finest clothes and exchange gifts, often sweets and pastries, to signify goodwill and friendship. These visits, known as “did-o-bazdid,” were rooted in the belief that maintaining and nurturing relationships was fundamental to a prosperous year.