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A nightingale tells us about the garden he lived in and the twelve joyful days that we celebrate today as the festival of Ri¿ván."I live in this gardenRi¿ván is its nameI wish that the peopleWould know of its fame"

Alice tells us about her family's celebration of Naw-Rúz, the Bahá¿í New Year. This story talks about a Bahá¿í family's celebration of Naw-Rúz. Naw-Rúz means "New Day" in Persian, and it is the first day of spring. It is a special time of year for many people around the world in various cultures and religions. It is also the Bahá¿í New Year. The Bahá¿í Faith has followers in over 200 countries. They celebrate Naw-Rúz as the beginning of the new year in the Bahá¿í calendar.

Un rossignol nous raconte dans quel jardin il a vécu et nous parle de la période joyeuse de douze jours que nous célébrons aujourd'hui.Je vis dans un jardin Qui s'appelle Ri¿vánJ'aimerais que tout le monde Connaisse sa gloire

Næturgali segir frá garðinum sem hann átti heima í og dásamlegu dögunum tólf sem við höldum hátíðlega í dag.Ég bý í þessum garði,hann nafnið Ridván ber.Ég vildi að fólkið vissi,hve dýrðlegur hann er.

Alice tells us about her family's celebration of Naw-Rúz, the Bahá¿í New Year.This story talks about a Bahá¿í family's celebration of Naw-Rúz. Naw-Rúz means "New Day" in Persian, and it is the first day of spring. It is a special time of year for many people around the world in various cultures and religions. It is also the Bahá¿í New Year.The Bahá¿í Faith has followers in over 200 countries. They celebrate Naw-Rúz as the beginning of the new year in the Bahá¿í calendar.

Un ruiseñor nos habla del jardín en el que vivía y de los doce días de alegría que hoy celebramos."En este jardín vivoRi¿ván su nombre esOjalá que la genteSupiera lo que es"