Quiz on Religion and Faith in Modern Cairo

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The ninth month of the Islamic calendar, observed by fasting from sunrise to sunset and celebrations at night.
The celebration at the end of Ramadan whose name means "Celebration of the Breaking of the Fast."
The "Day of Sacrifice," the holiday that commemorates Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son at God's command.
The pilgrimage to Mecca which all observant Muslims are supposed to make once in their lives in they can afford it.
Although not an official holiday, many Egyptians celebtrate this day, the 12th of Rabi al-Awwal as a joyous event commemorating the life of one of the most important figures in Islam.
The most important holiday on the Coptic Christian calendar, commemorating the rebirth of Jesus Christ
The period when Egyptian Christians fast from sunrise to sundown and eat no meat.
The secular holiday, rooted in ancient Egyptian tradition, that falls on the Monday after Easter.
This holiday is celebrated according to the old Christian calendar on January 7, instead of December 25.
This holiday falls on July 26 and commemorates the revolution that overthrew King Farouk.

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