Jezidi New Year, also known as Çarşema Sor, is celebrated by the Yezidi community, marking the arrival of spring. It typically falls on the first Wednesday of April and symbolizes renewal and rebirth. The celebration includes various rituals, such as visiting sacred sites, preparing special meals, and gathering with family and friends. During this festive time, Yezidis wear new clothes and engage in traditional music and dance. The holiday emphasizes the importance of community and faith, as well as the connection to nature. It serves as a reminder of the resilience and cultural heritage of the Yezidi people.