Maldives : jours fériés, fermeture des banques, congés scolaires

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Islam, Soufi : Le Hajj est le pèlerinage à la Mecque en Islam. C'est le cinquième des cinq piliers de l'islam sunnite et l'une des dix branches de la religion de l'islam chiite. Tout musulman valide qui peut se le permettre est obligé de faire le pèlerinage à La Mecque au moins une fois dans sa vie. Le jour du Hajj tombe toujours un jour avant l'Aïd al Adha Wikipedia

Islam, Soufi : Le Hajj est le pèlerinage à la Mecque en Islam. C'est le cinquième des cinq piliers de l'islam sunnite et l'une des dix branches de la religion de l'islam chiite. Tout musulman valide qui peut se le permettre est obligé de faire le pèlerinage à La Mecque au moins une fois dans sa vie. Le jour du Hajj tombe toujours un jour avant l'Aïd al Adha Wikipedia

Islam, Soufi : Eid al-Adha is called Bodu eid due to the Bodu mas tradition observed in many parts of the Maldives, mostly within the local islands. Family and friends usually travel together, some escaping the busy city life, and others to visit loved ones back home. The day begins with an early morning Eid prayer, a congregational event with the mosque flooding with worshippers, followed by serving of Kulhi boakiba (fish cake). Each household will prepare an abundance of tasty local food, inviting family, friends and neighbours for breakfast and lunch. Some of these feasts are completed by a Malaafaiy. Malaafaiy is the name given to large, wooden serving dishes, with the exterior and lid adorned with beautiful traditional lacquer work. The dishes are typically filled with rice and bowls of curry, as well as other side dishes, salads and bananas, and are covered by the lid. The Malaafaiy is wrapped in a cloth tied at the top.

Islam, Soufi : La deuxième célébration principale de l'islam. Célèbre la volonté d'Abraham de sacrifier son fils dans l'obéissance à Dieu. Les musulmans font leur pèlerinage annuel, ou le Hajj , à La Mecque (La Mecque) en Arabie Saoudite.

Islam, Soufi : The second main celebration of Islam. It celebrates Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son in obedience to God. Muslims make their annual pilgrimage, or the Hajj , to Makkah (Mecca) in Saudi Arabia.

Islam, Soufi : Eid al-Adha is called Bodu eid due to the Bodu mas tradition observed in many parts of the Maldives, mostly within the local islands. Family and friends usually travel together, some escaping the busy city life, and others to visit loved ones back home. The day begins with an early morning Eid prayer, a congregational event with the mosque flooding with worshippers, followed by serving of Kulhi boakiba (fish cake). Each household will prepare an abundance of tasty local food, inviting family, friends and neighbours for breakfast and lunch. Some of these feasts are completed by a Malaafaiy. Malaafaiy is the name given to large, wooden serving dishes, with the exterior and lid adorned with beautiful traditional lacquer work. The dishes are typically filled with rice and bowls of curry, as well as other side dishes, salads and bananas, and are covered by the lid. The Malaafaiy is wrapped in a cloth tied at the top.

Islam, Soufi : Eid al-Adha is called Bodu eid due to the Bodu mas tradition observed in many parts of the Maldives, mostly within the local islands. Family and friends usually travel together, some escaping the busy city life, and others to visit loved ones back home. The day begins with an early morning Eid prayer, a congregational event with the mosque flooding with worshippers, followed by serving of Kulhi boakiba (fish cake). Each household will prepare an abundance of tasty local food, inviting family, friends and neighbours for breakfast and lunch. Some of these feasts are completed by a Malaafaiy. Malaafaiy is the name given to large, wooden serving dishes, with the exterior and lid adorned with beautiful traditional lacquer work. The dishes are typically filled with rice and bowls of curry, as well as other side dishes, salads and bananas, and are covered by the lid. The Malaafaiy is wrapped in a cloth tied at the top.

Jour férié laïc : Accordée par le Royaume-Uni en 1965

Jour férié laïc : Célébration de l'indépendance accordée par la France après les Accords d'Evian.

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Jour férié laïc : Après que les Portugais ont envahi les Maldives et tué le sultan régnant en 1558, les Maldives étaient sous domination coloniale portugaise jusqu'à ce que Muhmmad Thakurufaanu libère les Maldives en 1573. Lui et ses compagnons sont arrivés à Malé et ont mis fin à la domination coloniale de quinze ans. Célébré à sa date islamique, 1 Rabeeul Awwal. En 2007, appelé Jour de la Fierté de Dhivehin .

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Cartes/Fleurs : Le festival Light commence par des festivités. La semaine célèbre 1.Dhanteras, 2.Kali Chaudas, 3.Deepavali, 4.Navu-Varsha (nouvel an), 5.Bhai-beej. La caste Vai est principalement concernée. Peut durer plusieurs jours. PAS un jour férié

Jour férié laïc : L'islam est arrivé aux Maldives en 1153 par l'intermédiaire d'un saint venu d'Afrique du Nord, qui, selon les savants, a converti les îles après avoir convaincu le roi Amin que la foi islamique avait le pouvoir de contrôler les démons aquatiques les plus funestes. Le roi ordonna à ses gens donc à embrasser l'Islam, et le saint a reçu le titre de sultan.

Jour férié laïc : Libération de la tutelle du Sri Lanka en 1988.

Jour férié laïc : Fondation de la République en 1968

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