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Night of Redemption

Night of Redemption is held on February 2. This event in the first decade of the month February is annual. Help us Help us 
2 February - Night of Redemption
Two weeks before the start of Ramadan, Muslims commemorate the Night of Redemption (Baraat), when, according to tradition, God showers those praying with blessings.
In Arabic, baraat means "non-attachment", "complete separation", "purification".
On the night of Baraat, Muslims usually keep vigil, read the Koran and pray.

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