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August 18
Nowruz - ZOROASTRIANISM
Nowruz is the start of the New Year for Zoroastrians who follow the Shenshai Calendar, and the beginning of the year 1387 AY (After Yazdegird III, the last of the Zoroastrian kings of Persia).

August 19
Transfiguration - ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY
Transfiguration celebrates the appearance of Jesus in a transfigured state during his earthly life to three of his disciples.

Paryushana-parva begins - JAINISM
The holiest period of the year for the ascetic Shvetambara sect. This 8 day period, concluding on Samvatsari, is a time of dedication to Jain ideals through fasting, worship of the Jina, and reading the life-story of Lord Mahavira from the Kalpasutra.

August 23
Int鈥檒 Day for Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition (UNESCO)
Annually observed on this day to remind people of the tragedy of the transatlantic slave trade. See:

August 25
Ganesh Chaturthi - HINDUISM
Celebrates the birthday of Ganesh, God of Success.

August 31
Day of 岣�ajj - ISLAM
This day (also called Day at 鈥楢raf膩t) commemorates the last revelation to the Prophet at Mount 鈥楢raf膩t shortly before his death. Muslims on 岣�ajj (pilgrimage) attend a service on the plains in front of Mount 鈥楢raf膩t. (Observance begins at sunset of the previous day, but special worship and prayers begin August 31.)