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Nusardil

Nusardil (Syriac: ܢܘܼܣܲܪܕܝܠ), also spelled Nusardel, Musardil or Musardeh, depending on the Assyrian dialect, is a traditional Assyrian festival celebrated during midsummer by members of the Assyrian Church of the East, the Ancient Church of the East, the Chaldean Catholic Church and the Syriac Orthodox Church. Also known as the Feast of God, the Feast…

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Begins
Seventh Sunday after the Ascension (Mid-July)
Celebrations
Divine Liturgy, blessing of water, sprinkling water on others, family gatherings and communal celebrations
Ends
Same day
Frequency
Annual
Observed by
Assyrian people
Official name
ܢܘܼܣܲܪܕܝܠ (Syriac)

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Avg. degree1.97
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related to Christian tradition · 34
Nusardil → According, AD, Assyrian, Assyrian Christian, Assyrians, Baptism, Baptist, Beth Nahrain, Christianisation, Christianity, Church, East, Elements, Eshoo, Following, Genghis Khan, Jesus, John, Longstanding Assyrian Christian, Mar Shukha
related to Observance · 11
Nusardil → Ascension, Assyrian, Children, Divine Liturgy, Euphrates, Following, In, Penance, Sunday, Tigris, United States
related to Ancient origins · 9
Nusardil → According, Ashur, Assyrian, During, Euphrates, Tammuz, Temple, Tigris, Water
related to Etymology · 9
Nusardil → According, Another, Assyrian, God, God's, Persian, Sprinkling, Syriac, The
Begins · 1
Nusardil → Seventh Sunday after the Ascension (Mid-July)
Celebrations · 1
Nusardil → Divine Liturgy, blessing of water, sprinkling water on others, family gatherings and communal celebrations
Ends · 1
Nusardil → Same day
Frequency · 1
Nusardil → Annual
Observed by · 1
Nusardil → Assyrian people
Official name · 1
Nusardil → ܢܘܼܣܲܪܕܝܠ (Syriac)

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assyrian water festival tradition christian sprinkling baptism also according syriac ancient feast ascension church people converts saint thomas one liturgical

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NusardilBeginsSeventh Sunday after the Ascension (Mid-July)1.00infobox
NusardilCelebrationsDivine Liturgy, blessing of water, sprinkling water on others, family gatherings and communal celebrations1.00infobox
NusardilEndsSame day1.00infobox
NusardilFrequencyAnnual1.00infobox
NusardilObserved byAssyrian people1.00infobox
NusardilOfficial nameܢܘܼܣܲܪܕܝܠ (Syriac)1.00infobox
NusardilRelated toThomas the Apostle1.00infobox
NusardilSignificanceCommemorates the baptism of converts by Saint Thomas1.00infobox
NusardilTypeAssyrian Christian festival1.00infobox
Nusardilis ahybrid term combining Persian and Syriac elements0.90text
Nusardilrelated to Ancient originsAssyrian0.60section
Nusardilrelated to Ancient originsWater0.60section

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