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>>2928 (OP) 
Muslims probably have some form of winter solstice celebration as well, in Iran there's Chelle but it's not an Islamic holiday, it's Persian

>>2932
And half of Africa is Christian of course

>>2928 (OP) 
Mawlid (muslim holiday of the birth of Muhammad) is on September so close

>>2932
9/11

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>winter solstice celebrations
Meanwhile, not very far away.....
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>>3076
I don't even see how they stay put on the ground, being upside down and all.  :^)

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Daily Reminder that Winter Solstice 2023 occurs in just about 20 minutes from the time of this post!
Friday, December 22, 2023 at 0327 UT

https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?iso=20231222T0327&msg=December%20solstice%202023

Have a good Wintertime this year, Anon!  :)

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>>3133
DAILY REMINDER
Welcome to Winter Solstice, Anons!

The Earth will reach her yearly perigee around Sol in exactly:
https://prolikewoah.com/t/20251221T1503
from now.

https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/winter-solstice.html
>aka: Sunday, December 21, 2025, at 10:03 A.M. (EST)

>>3979
What's so special about the solstice?

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>>3982
As an amateur Astronomer, I think its a lot of fun, personally. After all, there's literally only one second per year the Earth is closest to the Sun, and moving at her highest velocity in orbit around it. Simple as.  :)

There's several other fun facts about it (quite apart from its 100Ky+ importance to humanity in general).