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🌙 What do you know about the origins of the names of the months that we use every day? The Gregorian calendar, named after Pope Gregory XIII, is the most widely used calendar in mu

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🌙Maxaad ka ogtahay asalka ay kasoo jeedaan magacyada bilaha aan isticmaalno maalin kasta? Kalandarka miilaadiga ah, ee loo yaqaan Gregorian (oo loogu magac daray Pope Gregory XIII), oo ah kalandarka ugu ballaaran ee laga isticmaalo dunida inteeda badan maanta, waxa uu xambaarsan yahay oo uu si toos ah ula xiriiraa caqiidooyinkii iyo dhaqammadii Roomaankii hore. Bisha Janaayo waxaa loogu magac daray ilaaha Roomaanka ee Janus (Yaanuus). Janus wuxuu ahaa ilaaha albaabbada, marinada, bilowga, iyo dhammaadka. Waxa uu u ahaa Ilaah muhiim ah, oo waxa ay u arkayeen Ilaaliyaha wax kasta oo cusub. Sida sawirka kore ka muuqda waxa ay Roomaankii hore rumaysnaayeen in uu leeyahay labo weji, mid uu ku fiiriyo mustaqbalka iyo mid uu ku jalleeco tagtada. Jannayo oo keli ah ma ahan e Bilo badan oo kale oo ka mid ah kalandarka Gregorian ayaa sidoo kale loogu magac daray ilaahyo Roomaan ah ama dhacdooyin muhiim ah oo dhaqankooda iyo diintooda la xiriira. Sida bisha Maarso (March); waxa ay ugu magac dareen Mars, Ilaaha dagaalka ee Roomaanka. Waxay ku beegnayd xilliga ay dagaallada qaadi jireen. Bisha Febraayo (February) waxa magaceedu uu ka yimid ereyga Latin-ka ah ee (Februa) oo la macne ah (is-daahirin ama is-dhaqid). Waxa ay bishan sameyn jireen xaflado is-daahirin ah. Bisha Maajo (May): waxaa loogu magac daray Ilaahadda Roomaanka ee (Maia) oo ay rumaysnaayeen in ay tahay ilaahadda Bacriminta, koritaanka iyo barwaaqada. Iyo Bisha Juun (June) oo ay ugu magac dareen (Juno), boqoradda ilaahyada Roomaanka iyo xaaska Jupiter. Sidoo kale qaar bilaha ka mid ah waxa ay ugu magac dareen boqorro sida bisha Agoosto (August) oo ay ugu Augustas caesar, boqorkii ugu horreeyey ee boqortooyada Roomaanka. Waxaa xusid mudan in Kalandarkoodu uu ka bilaaban jiray bisha Maarso, gadaal ayeey Jannaayo iyo Febraayo kaga kordhiyeen, waxa ayna ugu talo galeen in Jannaayo oo ay ugu magac dareen, sida ay rumaysnaayeen, Ilaaha bilowga iyo albaabada in ay noqoto bisha kowaad ee sanadka. Inaguna waxa aynu u haysannaa in sidaas uu sanadku ku bilaaban jueay weligiis!!!. Roomaanku xilligan ay magacyadan bilaha u bixinayaan waxa ay ahaayeen Wathaniyiin aan diin haysan, markii ay diinta Kiristaanka qaateenna, dhaqammadii ay hore u haysteen in badan oo kamid ah iyaga oo ku dheggan ayeey diintii kiristaanka iyo dhaqammadoodii ba ay aad u faafiyeen, gaar ahaan markii ay dunida in badan oo ka mid ah ay ka talinayeen. Qaar badan oo innaga mid ah wax ay u dabaal degaan dhalashada sanadka cusub, iyaga oo aan ogayn in ay ku daba dhegan yihiin dhaqammo iyo cibaadooyin-diimeed (طقوس دينية) oo kasoo jeeda khuraafaad ay rumaysnaayeen Wathaniyiintii Roomaanka ahaa, oo xittaa diinta Kiristaanka soogalooti ku ah. ✍️ Abdalla Pajero

🌙 What do you know about the origins of the names of the months that we use every day? The Gregorian calendar, named after Pope Gregory XIII, is the most widely used calendar in much of the world today. It carries and is directly connected to some of the beliefs and traditions of the ancient Romans. January was named after the Roman god Janus. Janus was the god of doors, gateways, beginnings, and endings. He was an important deity, and the Romans considered him the guardian of everything new. As shown in the picture above, the ancient Romans believed that he had two faces: one looking toward the future and the other looking back toward the past. January is not the only month with such an origin. Many other months in the Gregorian calendar were also named after Roman gods or important events connected to Roman culture and religion. For example, March was named after Mars, the Roman god of war. It coincided with the period when they would go to war. The name February comes from the Latin word “Februa,” meaning purification or cleansing. During this month, they held purification ceremonies. May was named after the Roman goddess Maia, whom they believed was the goddess of fertility, growth, and prosperity. June was named after Juno, the queen of the Roman gods and the wife of Jupiter. Some months were also named after emperors, such as August, which was named after Augustus Caesar, the first emperor of the Roman Empire. It is worth mentioning that their calendar originally began with March. January and February were added later, and they intended January, named after the god of beginnings and doors according to their beliefs, to become the first month of the year. Yet we often assume that the year has always begun this way!!! At the time when the Romans gave these names to the months, they were pagans without a monotheistic religion. When they later adopted Christianity, they continued to hold on to many of their previous traditions, and both Christianity and their traditions spread widely, especially when they ruled large parts of the world. Many of us celebrate the beginning of the New Year without knowing that they are following traditions and religious rituals (طقوس دينية) that originated from beliefs held by the ancient Roman pagans, and that even Christianity itself adopted some of these traditions. ✍️ Abdalla Pajero

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