What festivals do Hui people have?

1, Eid al-Fitr: free translation of Dell Fitul in Arabic. This festival is the day when Muslims break fast, and it is also the biggest and most grand festival of the Hui people. It is held on the first day of October every year.

2. Eid al-Adha: It will be held on the seventieth day after Eid al-Fitr, Islamic 65438+February 10. According to Islam, 65438+early February is the date of Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca. On the last day of pilgrimage, cattle and sheep are slaughtered to celebrate, and everyone has to eat a meal. This is called sacrifice.

3. Holy Day: Also known as Holy Taboo Day, it is one of the three major festivals in Islam. According to legend, Muhammad's birth and death were in March 12. To commemorate Islam founded by the Islamic sage Mohammed,

Ramadan: refers to the first month, May and September of the lunar calendar. In this March, it is advisable to observe the fasting law, be cautious in words and deeds, diligently practice good deeds, and put an end to evil deeds, so it is called Ramadan or good month.

5. Lantern Festival: an Islamic festival, which falls on July 27th of the annual teaching calendar. This evening, Hui Muslims gathered in our mosque to hold worship and prayer as a memorial.