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Calendar 2010
12 February: Maha Shivaratri (Great Shiva Night)  (Hinduism)
The main festival to worship Shiva, one of the most important forms of God. Many Hindus will fast and prayers are focused on Shiva and his shrines and statues.

15 February: Parinirvana / Nirvana Day  (Buddhism)
Mahayana Buddhist festival marking the final passing away from this world of Gautama Buddha at Kushinagara, India, at the age of 80.

17 February: Ash Wednesday (Christianity)
Ash Wednesday marks the first day of Lent, the forty days (not counting Sundays) that lead up to Easter. Ashes are placed on the heads of the faithful as a sign of penitence..

26 February: Mawlid-al-Nabi (Milad un Nabi) (Islam)
Commemorates the birth of the Prophet Muhammed in about 570 C.E

28 February: Purim (Judaism)
Purim celebrates the deliverance of the Jewish people from the wicked Haman in the days of Queen Esther of Persia. They remember Queen Esther who saved the life of the Jewish people, as told in The Book of Esther. This is read twice in the synagogue. The name of Haman is drowned out with rattles and hooters by congregation whenever it is read. Many people come in fancy dress. Hamantashen (cakes filled with poppy seeds, literally "Haman's pockets") are made and eaten at this time. Note that in the Jewish calander, a holiday begins on the sunset of the previous day.

 
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