There are over 7 million Muslims in USA and each year, we Muslims celebrate two very holy and important days: Eid Al-Adha and Eid Al-Fitr. I am wondering why the American government hasn't declared Eid a national holiday?
Each year, the two Eids fall on different dates due to sightings of the Moon. Those two days are the only days of the year Muslims truly celebrate. Islam is one of the world's major religions---Middle East, Parts of Africa, most of South Asia and a few other countries all get days off in Eid---why not U.S? Tell me, why aren't the banks, post offices, libraries, and schools closed on Eid in USA?
I am looking for serious answers please, not hateful insults from Islam bashers...thank you.
2007-12-30
04:10:21
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