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Often used in the same context:
spring equinox,
tishri,
lunisolar calendar,
vernal equinox,
solstices,
lunar,
zodiac,
autumnal equinox,
shawwal,
equinoxes,
candlemas,
gregorian calendar,
muharram,
equinox,
moharram,
baisakh,
intercalary,
kislev,
phalguna,
summer solstice,
calendrical,
candlemas day,
numerology,
magha,
winter solstice,
shevat,
nisan,
succoth,
lupercalia,
tammuz,
astrological,
hilal,
daoism,
ancestor worship,
iyar,
sunnah,
horoscope,
cheshvan,
hegira,
auspicious,
yahrzeit,
fasting,
rituals,
mahayana buddhism,
superstition,
geomancy,
rosh hashanah,
omer,
gautama buddha,
yuga,
samhain,
simchat torah,
shavuot,
holiest,
elul,
rosh hashana,
rosh chodesh,
taoists,
sabbath,
astrologers,
magh,
perseids,
sidereal,
mithraism,
paschal,
babylonians,
animism,
maghrib,
rahu,
zoroastrianism,
ramadan,
eid,
zhuangzi,
bodhidharma,
laozi,
superstitious,
sakyamuni,
shintoism,
surah,
yom kippur,
confucians,
noruz,
occultation,
nowruz,
mahdi,
passover,
feng shui,
earthshine,
hadith,
calender,
vajrayana,
samsara,
paraskevidekatriaphobia,
pagan,
mahayana,
granth sahib,
sukkoth,
transliteration,
hexagram,
han dynasty,
folktale,
omens
More specific:
mohammedan calendar,
moslem calendar,
muhammadan calendar,
muslim calendar,
roman calendar
More general:
calendar
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