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Whose homecoming does the festival of Diwali celebrate?
Lord Rama
Why do indians celebrate Diwali?
Indians celebrate diwali as Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after 14 years.People welcomed him by lighting diyas and candles.
Why do people cekebrate Diwali?
People celebrate diwali to mark the coming of Lord Rama. They light diyas.
What do the festivals of Diwali and Holli celebrate?
Diwali is the celebration of light, It links to the story of Rama and Sita. Holli is the celebration of colour.
How do people remember and celebrate the story of Rama and Sita?
People remember and celebrate the story of rama & sita by celebrating the Diwali when the lord rama came back to ayodhya.Peple also remember and celebrate the story of rama & sita by celebrating the vijya dashami by firing the ravan's stachuy
When did the Hindu's celebrate first Diwali?
Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after 14 years of vanvasa. It was the time when hindus first celebrated Diwali.
What did the marriage of Rama and Sita mean to hindus?
It means light that's why we celebrate Diwali but it was danger to Rama and Sita as evil people would want to take their Kingdom.
Who started Diwali?
Your dad started diwali when your mom had a dick in the buthole :3
How does Muslims celebrate Diwali?
No muslims do not celebrate Diwali.
What are the Symbols of Diwali?
It is more similar to all India.We celebrate the Diwali because goddess durga devi in the structure of satyabhama who is the second wife of sri Krishna was killed devil narakaa shur so we celebrate the Diwali.
Do parsis celebrate Diwali?
Yes, Parsis do celebrate Diwali, but their observance is distinct from that of Hindus. For Parsis, Diwali marks the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya, and they celebrate it primarily as a festival of lights, symbolizing the victory of light over darkness. They often light diyas (oil lamps) and enjoy festive meals, but the customs and rituals may differ from those of Hindu celebrations.
Where was Diwali origanated?
Diwali originated in Ayodhya. It was the kingdom of Lord Rama.
