Holidays and observances in Saudi Arabia in 2021

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Holidays and Observances in Saudi Arabia in 2021

Date		Name	Type
Date		Name	Type
20 Mar	Saturday	March Equinox	Season
13 Apr	Tuesday	Ramadan begins	Observance
13 May	Thursday	Eid al-Fitr	National holiday
14 May	Friday	Eid al-Fitr Holiday	National holiday
15 May	Saturday	Eid al-Fitr Holiday	National holiday
16 May	Sunday	Eid al-Fitr Holiday	National holiday
21 Jun	Monday	June Solstice	Season
19 Jul	Monday	Arafat Day	National holiday
20 Jul	Tuesday	Eid al-Adha	National holiday
21 Jul	Wednesday	Eid al-Adha Holiday	National holiday
22 Jul	Thursday	Eid al-Adha Holiday	National holiday
10 Aug	Tuesday	Muharram (Muslim New Year)	Observance
22 Sep	Wednesday	September Equinox	Season
23 Sep	Thursday	Saudi National Day	National holiday
21 Dec	Tuesday	December Solstice	Season

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