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Diwali- "Festival of Lights" Dussehra- Celebrates the triumph of good over evil Ganesha Chaturthi- Celebrating the arrival of Ganesh to Earth
(orthodox) (80%) (Abu Bakar 1st Muslim (Muhammed’s son-in-law, Ali to be Caliph) (Minorities to Sunni) (20%)
Ashura- The date Moses parted the Red Sea (10th Day of Muharram, 1st month in Islamic Calendar) Ramadan- The ninth month of the Islamic calendar, observed as a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection Al-Hijra- This is known as the Arabic New Year
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Holy Week- Week commemorating the death of Jesus Corpus Christi- Commemorates the Last Supper on the day before Jesus' crucifixion
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Dharma Day- Celebrates Buddha's first teaching Losar- New Year's festival Sangha Day- A chance to re-commit themselves to Buddism and practices Kathina- Robe offering ceremony for ordained monks Parinirvana- Death of somone who has achieved Nirvana in their life Vesak- Buddha's Birthday
Shakyamuni- Historical Buddha Maitreya- The future Avalokiteshvara- Bodhisattva of compassion
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Sabbath- Resting on the 7th day commemorating creation Tefillin- Daily Jewish Prayer Eruv- Place where Jewish people can go and do things not allowed on the Sabbath Kippah- Worn by men as a sign of reverence while praying to God or talking about him. Also known as a yarmulke.
Orthodox- Traditional Reform- Challenging the binding rule of ritual Conservative- Believe Jewish laws and traditions, laws and traditions come from past generations, not divine intervention
Hanukkah- Commemorating the re-dedication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem Sabbat- Celebrated every week beginning on sundown on Friday and ends Saturday evening (Celebrates creation / resting on the 7th day) Sukkot- Festival of the "Boots" giving thanks for fall harvest Passover- Celebrates freedom and family in remembrance of the Exodus from Egypt
Torah- 1st part of Jewish bible Talmud-Comprehensive written version of Jewish oral law
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