Émirats Arabes Unis : jours fériés, fermeture des banques, congés scolaires

Jour férié laïc : Union de sept des 7 états de la Trêve en 1971

Jour férié laïc : Union de sept des 7 états de la Trêve en 1971

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Evénements sportifs : Mubadala World Tennis Championship 2024 edition NOT confirmed

Jour férié laïc :

Jour férié laïc : Fête la plus célébrée au monde, le Jour de l'An a été fixé au 1er janvier par Jules César car c'est à cette date que les consuls romains prenaient leurs fonctions. Il a été créé en 1582 par le pape Grégoire XIII pour corriger le retard que prenait le calendrier julien, initialement mis en place, sur le soleil. Les années sont bissextiles lorsque le millésime est divisible par 4, sauf 3 années séculaires sur 4. Paid holiday when falling on Saturday or Sunday

Evénements exceptionnels : Article 81 of the Federal Law Number 8 of 1980 clearly states, Where the circumstances of the work make it necessary for a worker to work on public holidays or rest day in respect of which he is entitled to full or partial pay, he shall be granted compensatory leave in respect of such days, together with a bonus equal to 50 per cent of his remuneration. So in addition to a leave-in lieu of the holiday that required the employee to work, he or she is also entitled to an additional 50 per cent bonus remuneration for the day of work. If there is no compensatory leave granted in lieu of the public holiday that the employee worked on, he or she is entitled to 150 per cent of basic remuneration in addition to the wage for the day. Friday is considered the weekly day off for all employees except daily wage workers (Article 70 of above law). Working on a Friday should also be given a compensatory day off or the basic wage for the day with an additional 50 per cent of daily wage.

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Evénements sportifs : Tour de Sharjah

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Culture : The two parts of a Night Journey that Muhammad took during a single night around the year 621

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Culture : Originally Ramadama is the name of the ninth month in the Arab world. It is, above all, a month of fasting. Fasting was not born with Islam. The abstaining from eating and drinking is mentioned in the Old and New Testaments, preceding the prophet Muhammad. Thus, in the Bible, it is mentioned that Queen Esther asked the Jews to fast for three days before asking her husband to spare the Jews. According to the New Testament, Jesus fasted for 40 days in the desert. Referring to this episode, Christianity has a fasting period of 40 days called Lent . Today, the fasting period of practicing Catholics lasts from Ash Wednesday to Good Friday. The start of Ramadan generally depends on local observation of the moon crescent, but others choose the calculation of the new moon or the statement of Saudi Arabia to determine the start of the fasting period. The three main prohibitions of Ramadan are: eat, drink and have sex, It is possible to swallow one's own saliva, but not the water with which mouth was rinsed. Practitioners can go swimming or take a shower, as long as they do not swallow water. Alcohol-based perfume is prohibited. Nail biting is allowed as long as nails are clean. Dates fruit are recommended after breaking of the fast, provided they do not come from Israel. Travelers, pregnant or nursing or menstruating women are allowed to stop fasting. Practitioners usually gain weight during this period. Punishments are particularly heavy year Algeria, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

Cartes/Fleurs :

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.

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