holiday in egypt , holiday during Ramadan that precedes the Bairam Feast, Muslims fast during the holidayday and feast at night and normal business patterns may be interrupted

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  • 1st January - New Years day in Egypt.
  • 7th January - Coptic Christmas.
  • 19th December - Eve of Great Bairam in Egypt.
  • 20-23rd December - Great Bairam in Egypt.
  • 20th January - Islamic New Year (according to Islamic calender) .
  • 21st March - Mother's Day ( Egypt ) .
  • 9th April - Sham El Nessim in egypt.
  • 25th April - Liberation of Sinai Day (withdrawal of Israeli occupation from Sinai).
  • 1st May - Labour day (International).egypt
  • 5th May - Coptic Easter in egypt.
  • 6th May - Sham El-Nessim (Beginning of Spring celebration).
  • 31st March- Prophet's Birthday (according to Islamic calendar).
  • 18th June - Liberationa day .
  • 23rd July - Revolution day (end of monarchy in Egypt ).
  • Second Half of August - Wafaa El Nile. egypt
  • 6th October - Armed Forces day (surpise attack on Israeli forces to regain Egyptian land occupied by Israel ).
  • 24th October - Suez City & Nation Liberation Day.
  • 4th November - Opet Festival ( Luxor ) A modern-day recreation of the ancient festival .
  • 6th November - Ramadan begins.Egypt
  • 4th - 7th December - Bairam (celebration for end of month of Ramadan) .
  • 15th December - Eve of Leaser Bairam in egypt .
  • 16-18th December - Leaser Bairam .
  • 24th December - Christmas Eve (International) .
  • 25th December - Christmas day in egypt .
  • 31st December - New year's Eve (International) in egypt .
Note:
Muslim Festivals are timed according to local sightings of various phases of the moon and the dates given above are approximations. During the lunar month of Ramadan that precedes the Bairam Feast, Muslims fast during the day and feast at night and normal business patterns may be interrupted. Some restaurants are closed during the day but most tourist attractions and hotels are not affected. Some disruption may continue into the three-day Grand Feast itself.