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11 Sikh Holidays in 2023
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Sikh Holiday Calendar 2023
According to the official Sikh holiday calendar 2023, we will have exactly 11 holy holidays to happily celebrate with our people.
One of the most important Sikh holidays 2023 is the day of Vaisakhi, followed by the traditional Guru Gobind Singh Birthday, Lohri (Maghi), Holi, Hola Mohalla and Birthday of Guru Angad Dev.
In addition to these, we will have the holy holidays of Martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev Sahib, Birth of the Guru Granth, Diwali, Martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib and Guru Nanak Birthday.
Is Today A Sikh Holiday 2023?
After checking what day is it in our online application, you can easily compare it with the holy holiday dates listed below and find out if today is a Sikh holiday.
To find out what Sikh Holiday is today or tomorrow, see the official list below:
Sikh January Holidays 2023
In January 2023, we will celebrate Guru Gobind Singh Birthday on January 5th.
We will also celebrate Maghi (Lohri) on January 13th.
- Thu, January 5th
- Fri, January 13th
Sikh March Holidays 2023
In March 2023, we will celebrate Holi on March 7th. We will also celebrate Hola Mohalla on March 8th.
- Tue, March 7th
- Wed, March 8th
Sikh April Holidays 2023
In April 2023, we will celebrate Vaisakhi on April 14th.
We will also celebrate Birthday of Guru Angad Dev on April 18th.
- Fri, April 14th
- Tue, April 18th
Sikh June Holidays 2023
In June 2023, we will celebrate Martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev Sahib on June 16th.
- Fri, June 16th
Sikh October Holidays 2023
In October 2023, we will celebrate Birth of the Guru Granth on October 20th.
- Fri, October 20th
Sikh November Holidays 2023
In November 2023, we will celebrate Diwali on November 13th. We will also celebrate Martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib on November 25th.
And finally we celebrate Guru Nanak Birthday on November 26th.
- Thu, November 9th
- Fri, November 24th
- Mon, November 27th
4 Key Facts To Know!
1. Sikh Calendar: The Sikh holiday calendar predominantly honors the birth days of their ten gurus.
2. During Lohri: On this special day we celebrate the end of the winter season and welcome the sun to the northern hemisphere.
3. During Vaisakhi: This is a very important day for Sikhs and one of the most colorful events in the Sikh calendar where we celebrate the spring harvest.
4. During Hola Mohalla: On this holiday Sikhs across the world make a pilgrimage to Anandpur Sahib (the city is one of the holiest places in Sikhism) for a week, camping and enjoying various displays of bravery to the sound of kirtan, music and poetry.
These guidelines are important for you to correctly celebrate the holy holidays in 2023.
Sikhism is one of the most important and revered religions in India, and Sikhs celebrate a mix of holidays throughout the year.
All these holidays bring together the diverse communities of Sikhs to celebrate some of the most notable dates and events in Sikhism.
Lady Kronos Tips: you can learn more about the history of Sikhism by studying this this Wikipedia topic and reading this Encyclopedia Britannica article. |
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Sikh High Holidays 2023
When Are The Sikh High Holidays In 2023?
During the Sikh holidays November 2023 we will have the holiest days of the year.
Together, the holidays of Guru Nanak Birthday and Diwali are the High Holy Days of the Sikh year.
Guru Nanak Birthday is the holiest and most solemn day of the Sikh year and is a day of celebration.
Diwali means "Festival of Lights", on this day we celebrate the spiritual victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.
Both are also the main Sikh holidays in November 2023:
- Thu, November 9th
- Mon, November 27th
2 Key Facts To Know!
1. During Diwali: This day is celebrated on a grand scale with parties and light decorations at all Gurudwaras and family gatherings.
2. During Guru Nanak Birthday: On this day we celebrate the birthday of the first Sikh Guru, who played an important role in shaping and strengthening the Sikh community.
These guidelines are important for you to correctly celebrate the Sikh high holidays 2023.
Stores Open on Sikh Holidays 2023
Have You Already Planned To Buy Everything You Need To Celebrate These Special Days?
You need to avoid visiting closed stores on the holiday if you want to complete your most urgent purchases!
Know that at the distance of a click you will find everything you need to plan your shopping with peace of mind and find several stores open on Sikh high holidays 2023.
We offer a complete guide to restaurants, supermarkets, shopping malls, gift shops, electronics stores, department stores, bookstores, toy stores, pet stores, bakeries, coffee shops, pastry shops, sports stores, hardware stores, garden centers , gas stations, tire stores, car dealerships, drugstores, banks and DIY stores closest to you.
Access our directory of opening hours for stores near you to find the location and opening hours of stores during the holiday period.
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Celebrating Sikh Holidays 2023
Whether you celebrate these holy holidays with family, friends or quietly at home, we recommend that you slow down a bit and take some time to reflect deeply.
Try to remember only the good times of past celebrations and how much they mean to you and the people you love (even when some important people are gone and missed forever).
It's never too late to go back to celebrating days like this with those who care about you, understand that life is a breath and it goes by too fast.
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