A Modern Jewish Festival Passover- A descriptive study-

Abstract

Passover is a famous festival of Jews, in Hebrew“Pesach” it means “the feast of freedom”. It is celebrated by Jewish people in spring eight days progressive on the Jewish calendar in the month of Nissan (the first month of new year) through which they memories their exodus or emancipation from slavery of 400 years in Egypt or another world in this ritual they remember their ancient liberation from slavery which are gained by their ancestors in the era of Prophet Moses, it was 3500 ago.Why don't these religions agree to celebrate a day? Why do Jews change their calendar every 19 years? How important is the observance of religious rites, what is the role of Passover in the globalization of Judaism? How can the celebration of Passover bring about a cleaner society for children and ordinary citizens, especially by providing cleanliness? Research answers to such questions are beloved. In this research basically inductive method adopted, but at the same time it also includes the historical method of authenticity, the sub-standard of description and the method of reasoning. Passover is also celebrated in two religions (Judaism and Christianity). Therefore, there are many differences in the days of Eid between the two religions. Therefore, in this research, I would like to inform the followers of these religions that Let them provide an atmosphere of unity while keeping the differences in this global village.Secondly, I will reveal one thing about the followers of my religion, Islam, that not only the differences in the days of Eid in Islam but also other religions have the same problem. They do not raise this issue so much, so I would suggest to both my Muslim scholars and the people that they should refrain from such careless and unsolicited work in religious matters and should not exaggerate it in any way. Provide an atmosphere of unity without compromising the fundamentals