Is there a Jewish festival that celebrates the birth of moses?

Answer 1

There is no Jewish 'festival' that celebrates the birth of anyone ... ancient, historical,

or modern.

In Jewish life, the date of any significant individual's death is commemorated, by his children

and his extended family, and by those he might have taught or influenced while he lived. But

there is no such occasion on the calendar to recall Moses. Neither the time of his death nor

the location of his grave is known.

Answer 2

There is no specific Jewish festival that celebrates the birth of Moses. However, Moses plays a significant role in various Jewish holidays and traditions, such as Passover, when his leadership during the Exodus from Egypt is commemorated. Additionally, his life and teachings are studied and honored throughout the year in synagogue services and Torah study.