In einigen dieser Länder bedeuten diese Worte einfach "Urlaub"
Von NetHistorical5113
In einigen dieser Länder bedeuten diese Worte einfach "Urlaub"
Von NetHistorical5113
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in slovenia its also called bajram (we just copy from bosnian muslims)
This is missing quite a few Muslim communities, including for some reason half of Maghreb.
Where is Bangladesh?
It looks like the border very neatly splits them into north and south. Are there other differences between northern and southern Muslims?
In Finland it’s known as Eid. I guess most Muslim immigrants come from the blue countries.
So Arabic vs Turkic?
bro you leave out Indonesia and malaysia, two massive muslim country
You could divide this even further if we went by province since some minorities use a different term than either of these. Interesting map to see nonetheless.
It’s referred to as „Eid“ in South Sudan as well.
Kazakhstan uses Ait (pronounced like eye-t) derived from Eid, so it should be blue.
Also in Malaysia it’s called Hari Raya
Its Eid for bangldesh too as far as I know
In Turkish, bayram refers to all festive occasions. To distinguish, Eid is called “Ramazan bayramı”, feast of the Ramazan month.
We also say Eid in Bangladesh
Now show us Indonesia
I am intrested to see what the Hui in China say ? Assuming they are more Persian influenced they would say Eid too
It’s اختر AKHTAR in Afghanistan and North West Pakistan.