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Major Religious Holidays Worldwide - TSV
A comprehensive dataset of important religious holidays from major world religions including Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism, and Sikhism. Each holiday includes information on dates, meanings, historical backgrounds, and traditional practices. These holidays play a vital role in understanding the faith, culture, and traditions of each religion.
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code slug name description date2026 dateType duration religion
01 christmas Christmas A Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. 2026-12-25 fixed 1 Christianity
02 easter Easter The most important Christian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. 2026-04-05 lunar 1 Christianity
03 eid-al-fitr Eid al-Fitr An Islamic holiday marking the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. 2026-03-20 lunar 3 Islam
04 eid-al-adha Eid al-Adha An Islamic holiday commemorating Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice. 2026-05-26 lunar 4 Islam
05 diwali Diwali The Hindu Festival of Lights celebrating the victory of good over evil. 2026-11-08 lunar 5 Hinduism
06 hanukkah Hanukkah The Jewish Festival of Lights commemorating the rededication of the Second Temple. 2026-12-04 lunar 8 Judaism
07 passover Passover A Jewish holiday commemorating the liberation from slavery in Egypt. 2026-04-01 lunar 8 Judaism
08 vaisakhi Vaisakhi A Sikh New Year and harvest festival commemorating the founding of the Khalsa. 2026-04-14 solar 1 Sikhism
09 holi Holi A Hindu spring festival celebrated by throwing colorful powders. 2026-03-03 lunar 2 Hinduism
10 rosh-hashanah Rosh Hashanah The Jewish New Year, a time for reflection and new beginnings. 2026-09-11 lunar 2 Judaism
11 vesak Vesak A Buddhist holiday commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and death of Buddha. 2026-05-31 lunar 1 Buddhism
12 chinese-new-year Chinese New Year Lunar New Year celebrated primarily in China and Chinese communities worldwide. 2026-02-17 lunar 15 Folk Religion