In the cities of Rojava, northern Syria, Christians went to churches and celebrated Easter with ceremonies.
Easter, also known as the Feast of the Resurrection, is a very important holiday in the Eastern Orthodox Church. Late at night, Christians go to church and hold religious ceremonies.
The Eastern Church celebrates Easter according to the Julian calendar, while the Western Church celebrates it according to the Gregorian calendar.
On the occasion of Easter, Christians organize religious ceremonies, dye eggs, and celebrate together. According to Christian belief, dyed eggs and bread symbolize new life and abundance. The day represents the triumph of life over death and hope over pain and suffering.
Qamishlo
Orthodox Christians gathered at the Mar Yaqoub al-Nisibin Church in the city of Qamishlo and held a religious ceremony, lighting candles and celebrating together. They also brought dyed eggs and bread with them to the church.
Speeches by religious leaders focused on sacrifice, love, and peace.
Heseke
In the city of Heseke, Christians gathered at the Al-Ezra Church in the Al-Nasra neighborhood and held religious ceremonies. Religious figures emphasized the importance of being connected through spiritual values and strengthening the spirit of love and brotherhood within society. They also stated that it is important for the church to play its role in peace and communal life.
At the end of the ceremony, they expressed hope for security and stability in the region.
Dirbesiye
In the city of Dirbesiye, Christians gathered at the Marsiya Church and held Easter ceremonies.
During the ceremony, prayers were performed. Christians expressed their faith and hopes for goodness and peace. They stated that Easter is one of the symbols of hope, renewal, and the spread of love and peace among people.
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