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Holiday in Exile: The Scent of Distant Home, the Longing of What Is Near

Holiday in Exile: The Scent of Distant Home, the Longing of What Is Near

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May 17, 2026

Bayram mornings have a unique sound. The rush of households waking early, the aroma of breakfast rising from kitchens, ironed clothes waiting on the edges of chairs, elders calling out “rise early”… No matter where a person is, they carry within them the feeling of bayram from childhood. Yet when exile is involved, bayram becomes not merely a day of joy but one of the moments when distance is felt most acutely. Exile is often thought of simply as living in another city or country. Yet exile can

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