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Religion and science come together in these Hindu traditions that are linked to scientific explanations. 1. Throwing Coins Into A River The most widespread reasoning for…
Hinduism
The significance of Chaturmas Chaturmas is a holiday period that lasts for four months. It starts in July and culminates in October. The holiday period is…
Islam
30 days of prayer Ramadan is the observation that Muslims make to commemorate the Prophet Muhammad’s receiving of the first revelation of the Quran[/tweetit], beginning the…
Islam
U.S. Muslims are fasting Chinese goods Several Muslim organizations and human rights groups have requested American Muslims not to buy China-manufactured goods. Hena Zuberi, the director…
Judaism
Yom Kippur is the holiest Jewish day. Yom Kippur is known to be the holiest day of the entire Jewish year[/tweetit], and it began at sundown…
Catholicism
Nothing, however, has actually been implemented on the ground Pope Francis wrote a "Letter to the People of God" in which he requests readers to pray…
Islam
Fasting from sunrise to sunset makes training tougher for Muslim footballers Ramadan is one of the most important months in the Islamic calendar, and devout Muslims…
Islam
Trump is hosting his first iftar celebration President Donald Trump will be hosting his first iftar dinner at the White House tomorrow.[/tweetit] This action signifies that…
Islam
Ramadan is meant for prayer and reflection on religious teaching. Every year, Muslims all over the world celebrate 30 days of fasting and prayer. They call…
Christianity
This event has a dark side A few South American Roman Catholics burn Judas effigies as a ritual event on Easter day[/tweetit]. The same is followed…
Catholicism
Giving of alms counters greed Pope Francis urged Catholics to use the coming Lenten season to renew their faith.[/tweetit] He told them to use this prayer…
Christianity
Celebrations if any, are subdued. Quakers do not believe Christmas is a special day among all other holidays worth celebrating.[/tweetit] This practice started from the 17th…