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2025 Date | 19 January 2025 |
2026 Date | 18 January 2026 |
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World Religion Day HistoryWorld Religion Day aims to foster interfaith understanding and harmony amongst various religious communities. Established by the Bahá'í community in 1950, this day is an opportunity to acknowledge the diverse range of religious beliefs and practices that coexist worldwide. The observance encourages participants to embrace the similarities between faiths, promote dialogue, and work towards shared goals of peace, justice, and compassion. The UK is home to a rich tapestry of religious communities, including Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, Jews, and Buddhists, amongst others. The history of religious diversity in Britain stretches back centuries, with various waves of migration and cultural exchange contributing to a vibrant mosaic of beliefs and practices. World Religion Day is an opportunity for people in the UK to come together to celebrate this diversity, learn from one another, and challenge any prejudices or misconceptions that may exist around different faiths. World Religion Day is typically observed on the third Sunday of January in the UK and around the globe. Communities across the country hold various events and activities to mark the occasion, including interfaith dialogues, religious education workshops, panel discussions, and community service projects. These events foster connections amongst the diverse religious groups in the UK, ultimately contributing to a more inclusive and harmonious society. World Religion Day Facts
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