World Religion Day
World Religion Day, held annually on the third Sunday of January, was initiated by the Baháʼí Faith in 1950 to promote understanding, peace, and tolerance between different religions and faiths. The day encourages people to learn about other beliefs and appreciate the common values underlying diverse religions, fostering a sense of global unity and respect for all people, regardless of their faith.
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