الأعياد القبطية المسيحية 2024 – أعياد المسيحيين 2024

تتميز السنة القبطية بوجود الكثير من الاعياد والمناسبات المسيحية على مدار العام وهو ما سوف نوضحه بالتفصيل.

التقويم القبطي هو تقويم نجمي، يتبع دورة نجم الشعر اليمانية، وهو سنة الشهداء التي تسير عليها كنيستنا القبطية الأرثوذكسية. وهو امتداد للتقويم المصري القديم الذي يرجع إلى عام 4242 ق. م.؛ أي أن سنة 1739 يقابلها سنة 6263 مصرية (توتية).

• الشهر الأول هو توت.
• الشهر الثاني هو بابه.
• الشهر الثالث هو هاتور.
• الشهر الرابع يسمى كيهك.
• الشهر الخامس هو طوبة.
• الشهر السادس يدعى أمشير.
• الشهر السابع برمهات.
• الشهر الثامن هو برمودة .
• الشهر التاسع يسمى بشنس.
• الشهر العاشر يدعى بؤنه.
• الشهر الحادي عشر هو أبيب.
• الشهر الثاني عشر يدعى مسري.
• الشهر الأخير الذي يدعى الشهر الصغير يدعى نسيئ.

هذه النتيجة القبطية Coptic Calendar نافعة ليس فقط للخدمة في معرفة الأعياد والمواسم القبطية، ولكن للجميع⁽¹⁾.. وهي تساعد في الترتيب المقدم للمواعيد الخاصة بالرحلات والخلوات والنهضات الدينية، ومناهج الخدمة.. ومعرفة أوقات الأجازات والأصوام والاحتفالات الكنسية طوال العام القبطي الحالي. كل عام وأنتم بخير.

أخيرًا، يوجد في قسم طقوس الكنيسة القبطية مقالات وبحوث عدة حول الأعياد السيدية الصغرى والكبرى..

وفي الجداول التالية رابط link التاريخ القبطي يذهب على اليوم في السنكسار، أما رابط التاريخ الميلادي فيذهب على هذا اليوم في جدول النتيجة القبطية اليومية.

ستجد أيضًا جداول لنفس الأعياد بأسفل الصفحة متضمنة التاريخ الهجري، حسبما طلب منا البعض من البلاد العربية التي تستخدم هذا التقويم، وذلك لتسهيل مشاركتهم لإخوتهم بالتهاني في الأعياد (الأعياد المسيحية الثابتة بالتقويم الهجري – الأعياد المسيحية المتنقلة بالتقويم الهجري).

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• عيد القيامة المجيد هو أهم الأعياد القبطية، وهو عيد قيامة السيد المسيح من بين الأموات.
• شم النسيم هو عيد قديم يحتفل به المصريون منذ آلاف السنين، ويتزامن مع الاعتدال الربيعي.
• عيد دخول السيد المسيح أرض مصر هو عيد تذكاري لعودة العائلة المقدسة إلى مصر هرباً من هيرودس.
• عيد الصعود هو عيد تذكاري لصعود السيد المسيح إلى السماء بعد قيامته.
• عيد العنصرة هو عيد تذكاري لحلول الروح القدس على التلاميذ بعد صعود السيد المسيح.
• عيد دخول السيد المسيح أورشليم هو عيد تذكاري لدخول السيد المسيح إلى أورشليم قبل آلامه.
• عيد التجلي هو عيد تذكاري لتجلي السيد المسيح أمام تلاميذه على جبل طابور.
• عيد الصليب هو عيد تذكاري لاكتشاف الصليب الذي صلب عليه السيد المسيح.
• عيد دخول السيد المسيح مصر هو عيد تذكاري لعودة العائلة المقدسة إلى مصر هرباً من هيرودس.
• عيد النيروز هو عيد رأس السنة القبطية.
• عيد الميلاد المجيد هو عيد ميلاد السيد المسيح.
• عيد الختان هو عيد تذكاري لختان السيد المسيح في اليوم الثامن من ميلاده.
• عيد الغطاس هو عيد تذكاري لتعميد السيد المسيح في نهر الأردن.
• عرس قانا الجليل هو عيد تذكاري لأول معجزة قام بها السيد المسيح في عرس قانا الجليل.

النتيجة الميلادية

نتيجة سنة 2024 ميلادية

January 2024 Holy Days

January 6 – Epiphany

Known as the Theophany in Eastern Christianity, this feast day commemorates the visit of the Magi, Jesus’ baptism, and the Wedding at Cana. It is also known as Three Kings’ Day or Little Christmas.

January 7 – Coptic Orthodox Christmas

This is the day Orthodox Christians celebrate Jesus’ birth. It corresponds with the date December 25 on the Julian Calendar.

January 13 – Maghi

This Hindu festival of Makar Sankranti is celebrated after the mid-winter celebration of Lohri, where bonfires are lit in Northern India. The following morning Hindus enjoy this festival which involves ritual baths in rivers and ponds.

January 14 – Orthodox New Year

This date marks the beginning of the Julian calendar.

January 21 – World Religion Day

First observed in 1950, this Baháʼí faith day is inspired by their idea of the oneness and evolution of religion. The purpose of this day is to highlight their principles and the role that all world religions play in uniting all humans.

January 24* – Tu Bishvat

This Jewish holiday is celebrated as an ancient Earth Day, where trees are planted annually.

February Religious Holidays Calendar

February 1 – Imbolc

Pagans and Wiccans celebrate this festival as the halfway point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox, which honors light, fire, and the return of life after a long winter.

February 2 – Candlemas

Occurring 40 days after Christmas, Candlemas celebrates the birth of light. It commemorates the presentation of Jesus at the Temple, which occurs in Luke 2:22-40. On this day, all candles to be used in the church for the next year are blessed. Also known as the Feast of the Holy Encounter, the Feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary, or the Feast of the Presentation of Jesus Christ.

February 8 – Lailat al Miraj

Muslims remember Prophet Muhammad’s pilgrimage from Mecca to Jerusalem on this holy day. After his arrival, he ascended to Heaven.

February 10 – Chinese New Year

This celebration of the new year on the lunisolar Chinese Calendar is one of the most important holidays in Chinese culture. It also influences the Lunar New Year celebrations of nearly 56 other ethnic groups, including Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

February 14 – Ash Wednesday

This day marks the start of Lent, 40 days of fasting and prayer for Christians before Easter.

February 15 – Parinirvana

Known as Nirvana Day in Mahãyãna Buddhism, this day honours the death of Buddha and his attainment of final nirvana.

February 26-29* – Intercalary / Ayyam-i-ha

This celebration and period of fasting celebrate giving back to the community and giving gifts to loved ones, which honors the Divine Essence of God. This celebration markets the start of the fasting month, where Bahá’ís 15 years and older abstain from food and drink between sunrise and sunset.

March Religious Calendar

March 11* – Ramadan begins

This marks the start of the holy month of fasting for Muslims.

March 21* – Nowruz

Occurring on the vernal equinox, this day celebrates the Persian and the Baha’i New Year.

March 24 – Palm Sunday

Palm Sunday falls on the Sunday before Easter. The crowd waved palm branches to honor Christ’s entry into Jerusalem.

March 25 – Holi

This is one of the most known Hinduism holy days, and it celebrates the arrival of spring and new life. This lasts for a night and a day, starting on the evening of the Full Moon Day.

March 29 – Good Friday

This Christian holiday honors Jesus’ crucifixion and death. Many different Christian denominations observe this holy day. From noon to 3 pm, it is known as the Service of the Great Three Hours’ Agony, where it is believed Jesus died at the cross. Also known as Great Friday, Holy Friday, Great and Holy Friday, and Black Friday.

March 31 – Easter

One of the most important Christian holidays, it memorializes the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is believed that this occurred on the third day of his burial. The week before Easter is known as Holy Week, which starts on Palm Sunday, Spy Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Last Supper, and Good Friday, and ends on Easter Sunday. Also known as Resurrection Sunday or Pascha.

April’s Major Religious Holidays

April 6 – Laylat al-Qadr

Laylat al-Qadr is for the holiest night of the year for Muslims as it’s believed it’s the night that the Quran was sent down from Heaven. The last ten nights of Ramadan are dedicated to praying and scripture reading as they believe this night of decree took place in one of those ten nights.

April 9-12 – Eid al-Fitr

On one of the most important Islamic holy days, a big meal is enjoyed to mark the end of Ramadan and celebrations go on for 3 days.

April 21* Ridvan

This Bahá’í 12-day festival commemorates Bahaullah’s declaration that he was a manifestation of God. The name means Paradise and is named after a garden found outside of Baghdad, where he was exiled before traveling to Constantinople.

April 22*-30 – Passover

This 7-day holiday week honors the freeing of Israeli slaves. It is one of three pilgrimage festivals and is a major Jewish holiday celebrated on the 15 days of Nisan, a Hebrew month.

May 2024 Religious Holidays

May 1 – Beltane

This Pagan and Wiccan festival honors and represents the peak time of Spring and the beginning of Summer.

May 9 – Ascension Day

This is precisely 40 days after Easter when Christians believe that Jesus ascended to Heaven.

June 2024 Holy Days

June 7 –  Feast of the Sacred Heart

This Roman Catholic feast day memorializes Jesus’ love for all humans.

June 12-13* – Shavuot

This major Jewish festival marks the harvest of wheat in Israel. According to Orthodox Judaism, the date also aligns with the revealing of the Ten Commandments to Moses and the Israelites. Also known as the Feast of Weeks.

June 14-19*  – The Hajj

This annual pilgrimage to Mecca is perhaps the most important Muslim holy day. This trip of a lifetime is required of all Muslims if they are physically or financially able to.

June 17-20* – Eid-al-Adha

This Islamic faith holiday ends the Hajj pilgrimage. It celebrates Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice Ishmael, his son, to obey God. Because of this, a lamb is given to him to sacrifice in place of his son. On this day, animals, typically a sheep or a goat, are sacrificed and enjoyed by both the family and those in need. Also known as the Feast of Sacrifice.

June 21 – Litha

This Pagan and Wiccan festival is held on the summer solstice.

July Interfaith Calendar

July 7* – Hijri New Year

The Islamic New Year marks the beginning of the lunar Hijri year.

July 21 – Asalha Puja

For Buddhists, this day is the start of a three-month mandatory retreat for all monks. Buddhists visit temples to give offerings, pray and meditate and listen to sermons. It is intended to be a day of new beginnings and renewal.

July 24 – Pioneer Day

Celebrated in Utah, this day marks the settling of the Church of Latter-Day Saints pioneers along the Great Salt Lake.

August 2024 Religious Festivals Calendar

August 1 – Lughnasadh

This Gaelic festival and Irish holiday honors the first day of the harvest season. It occurs on the halfway point between the summer solstice and the fall equinox. Also known as Lughnasa.

August 13* – Tisha B’Av

This Jewish holiday is an annual fast day that remembers Jewish history and the destruction of Solomon’s Temple and the Second Temple.

August 15 – Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

This Catholic holy day celebrates the day Mary’s body and soul ascended into heaven. Also known as Feast of the Assumption.

August 25* – Arbaeen

This day marks the end of the 40-day mourning period after Ashura for Shia Muslims. It marks the day that God delivered Israelites from the Egyptian Pharaoh by parting the Red Sea where they could safely cross.

August 26 – Krishna Janmashtami

This annual Hindu festival celebrates Krisha, a supreme God in the faith. This celebration includes the reading of religious texts, reenactments of his life, and dance. It is celebrated primarily in India. Also known as Gokulashtami, Janmashtami, or Krishanashtami.

Major Religious Holidays for September

September 21-29 – Mabon

Both Wiccans and Pagans use this day to celebrate the autumnal equinox, a day when the amount of sunlight and darkness is the same. This represents both balance and harmony.

September 15* – Mawlid al-Nabi

Muslims celebrate Prophet Muhammad’s birthday today. They honor this day as they believe he is a messenger of God.

October Interfaith Holy Days

October 3 – Navratri

This ten-day Hindu festival celebrates the Goddess Durga and is a major crop season event. Each day a new goddess is worshiped and changing of Hindu scriptures occurs as well as a period of fasting.

October 3-4* – Rosh Hashanah

These two Jewish holy days remember the time that the world was created. It marks the 10 Days of Awe that focuses on repenting and reflection.

October 12* – Yom Kippur

This is one of the most important Jewish high holy days. The 10 Days of Awe period commemorates Yom Kippur which focuses on asking for forgiveness for your sins. During biblical times, this was the only day that a high priest could enter the most sacred part of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. Also known as the Day of Atonement.

October 17 – 23  – Sukkot

This 7-day holiday commemorates when Jews journeyed through the desert to the promised land.

October 31 – November 4 – Diwali

This Hindu Festival of Lights symbolizes the fight of good over evil and its victory. It is celebrated by Sikhs, Hindus, Jains, and mostly Newar Buddhists.

November World Religion Calendar

November 1 – All Saints’ Day

This day honors all holy men and women who the Catholic Church has canonized.

November 3 – Birth of Baha’u’llah

This holy day for the Baha’i faith honors its founder’s birthdays. He challenges people to fight back against racial prejudice and to be one human family.

November 25 – Day of the Covenant

This Baha’i Holy Day celebrates the day that Abdu’l-Baha was appointed the Covenant. His role is to safeguard the faith from any division.

November 27 – Ascension of Abdu’l-Baha

This day honors the day that Abdu’l-Baha, the Servant of Baha, died. His funeral was attended by over 10,000 people of different religious backgrounds. He is believed to be an exemplary example of living Baha’i principles to its fullest for its followers.

November 30 – St. Andrew’s Feast Day

This day celebrates the patron saint of Romania, Ukraine, Barbados, Greece, Russia, and Scotland by remembering his accomplishments and canonization in the Catholic Church.

Major Religious Holidays for December

December 8 – Bodhi Day

This Buddhist holiday remembers the day that Gautama Buddha is believed to attain enlightenment. Also celebrated on the lunar date January 18, 2024.

December 21 to January 1 – Yule

Pagans and Wiccans celebrate the winter solstice today.

December 25 – Christmas

Happy Birthday Jesus! This important Christian remembers the birth of their Lord and Savior.

December 26 – January 1 – Kwanzaa

This seven-day cultural celebration focuses on seven main principles, Nguzo Saba. They all correspond to values that they believe help a person, their family, and their community to prosper.

December 26 – January 2* – Hanukkah

The 8-day Jewish celebration of the victory of Jews over Syrian Greeks begins today.

Reminder: All holidays marked with * begin the prior evening.

الاعياد المسيحية 2024 – الأعياد القبطية في عام 2024