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Hindus share sweets at Diwali to express their love and make the occasion more special!
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What are some of the foods and sweets Hindus share during Diwali?
Laddus ,dahitras ,jelabis ,rasagullas ..and many more
Which religion is Diwali associated with?
Hindus celebrate Diwali. Hindus are mostly Indians that cannot eat beef because it is against their religion. Diwali is the "festival of lights". Each year on Diwali, Hindus burst fire crackers, make sweets, and pray for the goddess of Laxmi (The god of wealth).
Do hindus and Sikhs give Diwali presents?
Yes, they give diwali presents and sweets to their friends and relatives. It shows their happiness.
How does Hindu's celebrate Diwali?
Hindus worship goddess Lakshmi on the occasion of Diwali. They exchange gifts and sweets among friends.
Why do Hindu's eat sweets and rice on Diwali?
Hindus follow great tradition since ages . Hindus eat sweets on Festivals and special occasions . As food is a part of culture , Hindus eat sweets because they are tasty and represent happy moments .
What do Hindu's do on Diwali?
They pray to god Ganesha and goddess Laxmi. They wear new clothes and distribute sweets.
Do Hindus celebrate Diwali?
Yes, Diwali is on of the important festivals for Hindus.
What do Hindus prepare for Diwali festival?
what they do in preparation is: get diwali card to invite friends and family clean there houses put diva lights out side and every ware to be seen share sweets with next door nabers and family have the whole family together have lots of presants and food
Who celebrats Diwali?
Hindus celebrate Diwali. It is a festival of LIGHTS.
What are Diwali's traditions?
Hindus worship goddess Lakshmi on the occasion of Diwali.People wear new clothes on this day. They exchange gifts and sweets among friends.Children burn crackers.
Why is diwaii so important to Hindus?
Diwali is important to hindus, because of the goddess and after Diwali theres lot of story about the goddess
What would a Hindu hear at Diwali?
hindus hear the crackers on diwali
