“International Dessert Day, Hijab Day: The world celebrates the International Dessert Day, started by American confectioner Angie Dudley, February 1. Also on this day they celebrate World Hijab Day and the week of inter -denominational relations begins.”, – WRITE ON: Unn.ua
February 1 – International Dessert Day. This holiday was started by the American pastry chef and blogger Angie Dudley in 2008. At that time, she first presented her dessert called Cake Pop, which is a popular taste today.
The cake-pop -It is a dessert that resembles a well-known chupa-chupy candy. However, it is not a karmelka, but a biscuit cake on a stick.
Angie was experiencing with this dessert in every possible way, which as a result was a lot of variations of cake-pops, and later she wrote a whole book with recipes of the author’s taste.
Therefore, on International Dessert Day, confectioners have a tradition of presenting their new desserts. And in different cafes, confectionery and restaurants, themed workshops and competitions for the preparation of sweet flavors are held on this day.
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Each year on February 1 is celebrated World Hijab Day -a day-reversal about the importance of tolerant attitude towards women who decided to wear hijab.
This day is an international initiative initiated in 2013 by the name of Khan, an American Bangladeship who wanted to promote tolerance, mutual understanding and combat of discrimination against women wearing hijab.
In particular, the introduction of such a day has pushed the desire to refute all the negative stereotypes that exist around Hijab.
Hijab is a traditional Muslim cover of the head that wears many Muslim women as an expression of religious faith, modesty and identity.
On World Hijab Day, educational activities, discussions, flash mobs and support promotions are underway in different countries.
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In addition, in the first week of the last winter month, from 1 to 7 February is celebrated World Harmonious Interfaight Relations Week. This week is devoted to strengthening of mutual understanding and cooperation between different religious communities, as well as to promote interfaith dialogue as a tool of peace and tolerance.
The holiday was introduced in 2010 on the initiative of King Jordan Abdalli II Ibn Hussein Al-Khashimi and Prince Jordan Gazi Ben Muhammad. The UN General Assembly has adopted the appropriate resolution.
During the UN debate, representatives of the Member States agreed on the need to promote the peaceful coexistence of various religions and cultures. The approved resolution defined the first week of February as a period when the world community should pay special attention to the issues of inter -confessional dialogue.
The main idea of the initiative is to maintain tolerance, mutual respect and development of harmonious relationships between religions and denominations. The resolution emphasizes that all religious communities must adhere to the principles of mutual respect and promote harmony in society.
During the week, conferences, seminars, round tables, interfaith meetings, prayer events, charitable initiatives and cultural events are held in different countries.
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According to the new calendar on February 1, the Orthodox Church honors the memory of the Holy Martyr Trifon Apameean, who, as we know, heal people with the power of prayer.
St. Trifon was born in 232 in Asia Minor, a modest peasant family. He lived for a Christian faith from a young age and had a gift of miraculousness, helping sick and needy.
During the reign of Emperor Decius, when the cruel persecution of Christians began, the Trifon was seized and subject to cruel torture, demanding to renounce the faith. However, despite all the suffering, he did not betray the Lord and remained true to the Christian belief.
The Holy Martyr Trifon was executed on February 2, 250, accepting a martyrdom, but remaining an example of the stability of the spirit and unwavering faith. This day is celebrated by Vasyl, Nicholas, Peter, Semen, Timothy.