Sentence examples for religious days from inspiring English sources

The break was to allow for the opposition's scheduled rallies on the two black religious days of Tassua and Ashura.

The association announced in October that it would accommodate religious days of observance in scheduling its state competitions.

In October, the association announced that effective this school year it would change its rules to accommodate religious days of observance when scheduling state competitions.

My mother said most people looked at the religious days as holy days, but she looked at them as holidays — a chance to celebrate.

Once, it was a practice limited to national holidays and a few religious days — typically, occasions when observant Jews could not move their cars because of strictures against driving.

The movie has become enmeshed with the most solemn Christian religious days of the year -- Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday today and Easter Sunday -- when Jesus' final days and Resurrection are remembered in church, not just movie theaters.

The mood of the nation is grim, after the 4th Arab-Israeli war, which began when Egypt & Syria attacked on Israeli solemn religious day, Yom Kippur, Oct. 6.

"At least make us feel that you care about us getting to our services, because it's our religious day, so don't treat us as though we don't matter".

"It was a special conspiracy on a special religious day of our nation," he said at a news conference, adding that two Afghans had confessed to driving the bombers from Peshawar, Pakistan.

Tellingly, there wouldn't have been a single Jewish fan in the stadium as the game was played on Yom Kippur, the most religious day in the Jewish calendar.

"This is the first time we have seen such an act on such an important religious day, and there is no doubt that this just shows hatred for the people of Afghanistan and contempt for Islam," Mr. Karzai said.