Why don’t we say Eid-al-Fitr? Eid al-Fitr is also often called Eid al-Fitr. “That is probably a bit of a factor because a lot of sweets are eaten during the festival. The children in particular get a lot of sweet dishes such as baklava,” the mosque communities explain. The official name is Eid al-Fitr. Because … Read more
No fewer than 8 out of 10 products in the supermarket are ultra-processed, and that is not good news for our health. With the holidays approaching, the question arises: how can we enjoy that delicious festive table in a healthy way? Food processing is important to make food edible, digestible, nutritious, sustainable, tasty and safe. … Read more
ANPEA rabbi speaks during the national Hanukkah celebration on Dam Square NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 02:46 Jules Jessurun editor Online Jules Jessurun editor Online The eight-day Jewish festival of Chanukah started last night in the Netherlands with the national celebration on Dam Square in Amsterdam. There was singing and dancing, but many attendees say they have mixed … Read more
Below you will find an explanation, but I believe that messages about the so-called ‘Black Pete discussion’ in this topic should be removed because it is off-topic and in this case not very useful to mix with the actual topic. quote: Around 2015, companies began to voluntarily give in to the demands of a small … Read more