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According to the Muslim faithful, "the birth of the Prophet Mohammad is celebrated because it was the 12th day of Rabiol Awal or the third month in the Hijrah calendar (the Muslim calendar) and it was during this date that Acmad, the child who later became Prophet Mohammad, was believed to have been born."
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