What are some Islamic Holidays?

There are many important holidays celebrated in Egypt. Most of the holidays practiced in Egypt are from the Islamic religion. Some of these holidays are Ramadan and Eid.

Two major Islamic holidays are Muharram and Ramadan

The important two Islamic holidays are: Eid al-Fitr (the Feast of Breaking the Fast), the day after the end of Ramadan. Eid al-Adha (the Feast of the Sacrifice) during the Hajj. 

Moroccan public holidays include both Islamic and national holidays. The Islamic holidays are the Islamic New Year, the birthday of the prophet Mohammed, Eid ul-Fitr (the end of Ramadan), and Eid al-Adha (Festival of Sacrifice). The national holidays are New Year's Day, Labor Day, Allegiance Day, King and People's Revolution Day, the birthday of King Mohammed VI, Green March Day, and Independence Day.

The way the Muslims do there prayers or festivals or holidays i think

Iran celebrates several types of holidays each year. A few of the holidays are the Martyrdom of Imam Reza, Oil Nationalization Day, and Islamic Republic Day.

There are two groups of nationally recognized holidays in Oman: Islamic calendar holidays and Gregorian calendar holidays. The Islamic holidays are Islamic New Year (1 Muhurram), Prophet's Birthday (12 Rabi-ul-Awwal), Prophet's Ascension (27 Rajab), End of Ramadan (1 through 3 Shawwal), and Feast of the Sacrifice (10 through 13 Dhu al-Hijjah). The Gregorian holidays are New Year's Day (January 1), Renaissance Day (July 23), and National Day (November 18).

The most important holiday is when the Islamic religion was created and Ramadan,

There are mainly two annual holidays and one weekly holiday. The two annual holidays are: Eidul Fitr (the Fasting breaking feast); on the first day of the 10th month in the Islamic Lunar Calendar. It celebrates the end of fasting the month of Ramadan (the 9th month on the Islamic Lunar Calendar) Eidul AlAdha (the Sacrifice feast); on the period 9th to 13th days of the 12th month in the Islamic Lunar Calendar. The weekly holiday is the Friday of each week when Muslims gathers at noon in mosques for listening to the sermon and practice the gathering Friday praying.

In the year of 2009, Eid Al Adha fell on Thanksgiving Break. The Islamic holidays vary. They can come any time of the year.

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Africa is a content made up of different countries (54 in all). Each has its own local or customary holidays. There are a lot of common religious holidays between countries as many of them share common religious beliefs. Common holidays include the Christian holidays such as Easter and Christmas, as well as the Islamic Holidays such as Eid-al-Iftar. Other holidays would be national holidays such as Independence or National days.

there are many different holidays....

The answer is the same holidays as the U.S

Muslims do not believe God has a Son. They believe Christ was only a prophet. Because Christmas is a non-Islamic holiday. And Muslims only celebrate Islamic holidays.

some Islamic practices are to pray to alah and yeah :)

There are no "ethnically Arab" holidays. As most Arabs are Muslims, most Arabs celebrate the Islamic holidays like Eid ul-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. However, Christian Arabs celebrate Easter and Christmas.

One of the Indian holidays are Diwali

Ireland has bank holidays and public holidays. None would be considered as being political holidays.

Eid Al-Fitr (End of Ramadan) Eid Al-Adha Lailatul Qadr (lay-la-tol-qadar) In addition to the weekly Friday holiday (see related question below for more information) There are more but these are important holidays in the Islamic Calender

Islamic banking services are available from some specialist Islamic banking institutions such as Islamic Bank of Britain, or European Islamic Investment Bank. There are also an increasing number of Islamic banking services available from non-Islamic institutions such as Lloyds TSB.

no, it is not an obligation to fast in Muharram. But a Muslim can fast anytime besides Islamic holidays voluntarily.

no,because some kids cant celebrate some holidays

Some ancient Islamic games were chess, backgammon, and falconry.

Eid ul fitr 1st Shawwal (islamic month) Eid ul Adha 10 Zilhaj (islamic month) Eid e Meelaad un Nabi 12 Rabi ul awwal (islamic month) Ashoora 9-10 Muharram ul Haraam (islamic month)