Religious. Afghanistans religious holidays are nearly the same as Islamic holidays. Some of the most important include Eid al-Fitr (end of Ramadan), Eid al-Adha, Ashura, and Mawlid, while the religious minorities of Afghanistan celebrate holidays unique to their respective religion.

What is the culture and tradition of Afghanistan?

Afghan culture is very collectivistic and people generally put their familys interests before their own. This means that family responsibilities tend to hold a greater importance than personal needs. Loyalty to ones family also generally supersedes any obligations to ones tribe or ethnicity.

What traditions are celebrated in Afghanistan?

Nau Roz, or the New Year, is the best known and most joyous time in the country, along with the Independence Day celebration.Ashura. Nowruz. Mawleed al Nabi. Labor Day. Jeshyn-Afghan Day. Ramadan. Eid e Fitr. Eid e Qurban.

What are Afghanistans cultural values?

Afghans generally have a strong sense of personal honour and are highly aware of their communitys opinion of them. Hospitality, loyalty and modesty are highly valued. However, Afghan culture and daily life have been significantly impacted by constant conflict.