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It is called the "little" holiday, whereas Eid Al-Adha which is one day longer, is called the "big" holiday.
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He said he felt better that he was no longer being called a coward.
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Some scholars would argue that, because of this outward orientation, such orders should no longer be called monastic.
He fell asleep and dreamt a man came and told him that he may no longer be called Baruch.
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