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What is one thing that all traditional African religions celebrate?
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∙ 14y ago
The harvest of crops.
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What do other religions use to celebrate birthdays?
same thing except they do their own religios dance or watever
What special events or festivals in Morocco?
Because the special events they celebrate in Morocco is a Traditional thing they do in Morocco thissymbolizes the amount of respect they are retrieving here master..
Why do you celebrate matariki?
Because matariki is a good thing to celebrate
When do you celebrate technology day?
there is no such thing. and NO. :/
Is there such thing called white African?
There's is no such thing as a white African, the term white African is a fallacy.
Is cancer a traditional disease?
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How has traditional african fashion trends?
African Fashion Trends are improving nowadays in a great way. The main thing in today's world is that we are going back to the past and make look us traditional in many ways. The traditional clothes just prove a right way in our body gesture. I and my friends just love to be in traditional dresses. Drem Fabrics and Accessories provide us the right kind of traditional wear that all women will love to wear. Great design and quality material.
Why do religions have festivals?
religions have fesivals to celebrate important times of thier year/life, each religion has different festivals, sometimes religions celebrate th same thing in a diffferent way. They do this because they are an indivaual religion and may/may not belive slightly different things.
Does every human believe in the same thing?
if you mean religions, then no...there are many different religions...
Where do Chinese people celebrate the moon cake festival?
because they are a religious thing that we must celebrate!!
Why did the pagans celebrate mardi gras?
Technically speaking, pagans do not practice Mardi Gras. Mardi Gras is French for Fat Tuesday which is a Catholic holiday. However, practitioners of Santeria and Voodoo in the Americas blend Catholicism, Native American and African religious beliefs and practices, and as these religions all blend together in Latin and South America, some pagans probably do celebrate Marti Gras (especially in areas like Brazil) because it's more of a cultural/social thing, not really treated as a religious holiday by the mainstream.
Are cultural and regional religions the same thing?
Not quite, but almost the same thing.
