The comparison of New Year practices in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam demonstrates how religious traditions maintain internal continuity while adapting to external political and cultural structures. Judaism and Islam each developed distinct New Year observances—Rosh Hashanah and the Hijri New Year—long before Christian dominance shaped… | Read More in The Blogs
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