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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).
What do people at Diwali?
because their religion sais so
What religious festivals are celebrated with rangoli?
religion hindu and its in diwali
How Diwali can affect religious and nonreligious?
Hindus invite other religions to celebrate Diwali with them and the people who are NOT Hindu's sometimes like that religion and decide to change theirs
What are the some hoildays in the Hinduism?
Hinduism is the Religion of festivals.To name few: Diwali, Holi, Navaratri.
What do people eat during Diwali?
We have a youtube channel where all diwali foods are shown. /@sushilasfoodfactory/playlists
Do people who celebrate Diwali believe in God?
Diwali is part of the Hindu religion, which has many gods, not just one. Hindus believe in Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Krishna, and many, many more.
What is the difference between 'on Diwali' and 'at Diwali'?
On Diwali-this indicates festival Diwali. At Diwali-It might indicates Diwali is some Place.
Is Diwali Christian?
Diwali is traditionally a Hindu celebration. However, that does not mean people of other faiths cannot join the celebrations. Many faiths take part in Christian celebrations such as Christmas, even though their religion does not recognise them.
What are the holidays in the Hindu religion?
One of the main religious days in Hinduism is Diwali, or Divali. Which ever way you want to say it.
Which other religion also celebrates Diwali and why?
Diwali is a major festival in Hinduism. It is also a significant festival for followers of Sikhism, Buddhism, and Jainism. Many cultures celebrate Diwali and they have different reasons for the celebration.
What are the similarities between Christmas and Diwali?
1. At Christmas, people put lights up as we do at Diwali. 2. People give presents in both of these celebrations. 3. At Christmas people worship Jesus and at Diwali people worship and pray for Lakshmi.
