What does senjed (oleaster) symbolise?
love
rebirth
all of the above
happiness
What do Sekkeh (coins) symbolise?
wealth
none of the above
power
new beginning
What does sumac spice symbolise?
sunrise
reflection
wealth
sunset
Only the Ismailis celebrate Navroz?
False
True
Navroz literally means...
New Year
New Moon
New Life
New Day
What does samanu (sweet wheat germ pudding) symbolise?
wealth
none of the above
sweetness/wealth
fertility
What are some of the items placed on the haftseen table?
dices, clocks, rings, anything you want
apple, garlic, fishbowl, vinegar, hyacinth, coins, mirror
sweet corn, turkey, napkins, pie, mash patatoes
clock, dices, frames, cups, cookies
What does seeb (apple) symbolise?
life
beauty
prosperity
growth
What are some of the festival(s) celebrated in Spring?
Holi
Easter
Navroz
All of the Above
What does serkeh (vinegar) symbolise?
patience
attachment
love
medicine
In Iranian culture, Navroz is celebrated for 13 days?
False
True
We cannot add any additional items to the half seen table which do not start with the letter "s"?
False
True
What does hyacinth (flower) symbolise?
spring
beauty
freshness
easter
What does haftseen mean?
The 6 items that start with the letter "s" which are placed on the table
The 16 items that start with the letter "s" which are placed on the table
The 14 items that start with the letter "s" which are placed on the table
The 7 items that start with the letter "s" which are placed on the table