Arabie Saoudite : jours fériés, fermeture des banques, congés scolaires

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Evénements exceptionnels : Working Time Non-Ramadan The working hour for a worker or employee in KSA Should not work more than 8 hrs in a day as per Saudi Labor Law article no 98. If an employee wants to reduce or adjust the working time due to any reason, then it should not more than 48 hrs in a week. Working Time In Ramadan The Working hrs in the holy month of Ramadan(Ramzan) for Muslime worker or employee in KSA should not work more than 6 hrs in a single day and it should not more than 36 hrs in 7 days of a week.

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Evénements exceptionnels : To enforce the prohibition of Valentine's day

Jour férié laïc : Décrété afin de reconnaître la fondation du premier État saoudien en 1727 par l'imam Mohammed ibn Saud. from 2022

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Evénements sportifs : Https://f1calendar.com/ in Jeddah 2024 edition confirmed

Jour férié laïc : Based on March 11, 1937, when the late King Abdulaziz Al Saud adopted the official form of the flag that still exists today. The royal decree stated that the renewal of Flag Day came “based on the value of the national flag that extends throughout the history of the Saudi state since its founding in 1139 AH corresponding to 1727 AD, which symbolizes the testimony of monotheism in the middle of which is the message of peace and Islam on which this blessed state was based, and the sword symbolizes strength and pride.” The height of wisdom and stature. from 2023

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Culture :

Cartes/Fleurs : Ruz-e Madar en arabe Les premières traces de célébration en l'honneur des mères sont présentes dans la Grèce antique lors des cérémonies printanières en l'honneur de Rhéa (ou Cybèle), la grande mère des dieux et notamment mère de Zeus. Ce culte est célébré aux Ides de mars dans toute l'Asie Mineure. Des fêtes religieuses romaines célèbrent les matrones le 1er mars lors des Matronalia (« matronales »), et Cybèle lors des Hilaria. Toutes ces célébrations ont lieu au printemps, mois de la fertilité1. Il est possible que les premiers chrétiens aient vénéré la Vierge Marie en assimilant les cultes de ces déesses païennes mais il leur était plus difficile d'associer ces fêtes à des célébrations dédiées aux mères, en raison des questions théologiques concernant sa virginité1. Au xve siècle, les Anglais fêtent le Mothering Sunday, d'abord au début du carême puis le quatrième dimanche du carême. En 1908, les États-Unis développent la Fête des mères moderne telle qu'on la fête de nos jours, en instaurant le Mother's Day, en souvenir de la mère de l'institutrice Anna Jarvis. Le Royaume-Uni adopte à son tour cette fête en 1914, puis l'Allemagne l'officialise en 1923. D'autres pays suivent comme la Belgique, le Danemark, la Finlande, l'Italie, la Turquie ou l'Australie.

Jour férié laïc : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

Jour férié laïc : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

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Jour férié laïc : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

Jour férié laïc : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

Islam, Soufi : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

Islam, Soufi :

Islam, Soufi :

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Islam, Soufi :

Islam, Soufi :

Jour férié laïc : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

Jour férié laïc : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

vacances scolaires :

Islam, Soufi : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

Islam, Soufi : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

Islam, Soufi : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

Jour férié laïc : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

Islam, Soufi :

Islam, Soufi : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

Islam, Soufi :

Islam, Soufi : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.

vacances scolaires :

Culture :

Islam, Soufi : By Saudi rules, celebration lasts 10 days. However, most businesses observe 3 days only.