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Revision as of 20:16, December 6, 2007
, 20:16, December 6, 2007→Replacing Muslim with Jewish holiday in the example section: it may a troublesome
* Eid does not refer to a particular holiday. This Arabic word actually means "Holiday" (or properly "festivity" or "event").
* Eid does not refer to a particular holiday. This Arabic word actually means "Holiday" (or properly "festivity" or "event").
* The Muslim calendar is lunar, as opposed to the Christian solar and Jewish hybrid (lunar with a solar leap-month). This causes the seasons in which their holidays appear to change over time.
* The Muslim calendar is lunar, as opposed to the Christian solar and Jewish hybrid (lunar with a solar leap-month). This causes the seasons in which their holidays appear to change over time.
:While Kwanza is a recent invention, it may a troublesome argument to claim either Eid or Hanukkah. [[User:RobSmith|Rob Smith]] 15:16, 6 December 2007 (EST)