When is the Hinduism sabbath?

Answer 1

NO such days exist. Hindu's worship continually and do not rest from work. Hindu's may go everyday or never. Thus it is not a requirement.

Compare to the given commandment of GOD in the holy bible where Sunday (christians) Saturday (Jewish) are commanded not to work and to come together as one for lifting each other in prayer and spirit by worshipping Lord Jesus Christ.

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Answer 2

The Sabbath is the seventh-day of the week, otherwise known as Saturday. From the history of creation in The Bible, a day was from evening to evening or from Sunset to Sunset (you can read Genesis 1 and see). So the sabbath really starts on Friday evening and ends on Saturday evening. How do we know this to be true, not only does the bible state it so but till this day the Jewish religion still observes the sabbath in this way.

Sunday, which is the first day of the week, was forcibly introduced by the Catholic Church in Rome as a "celebration" day of the Lord's resurrection to replace the biblical Sabbath. What the Catholic Church won't tell you is that Sunday worship was originally paganism. It was the day to worship the Emperor's of Rome, as a god, before Christianity was introduced and even well before Christ himself was born upon this earth.

Answer 3

There is no specific day that there is a sabbath instead they choose to work everyday.

Answer 4

Hindu do not have sabbath day like Jews.

Answer 5

There is no "sabbath" day for Buddhists.