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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>According to Islamic tradition, a "day" goes from twilight to twilight when color can no longer be distinguished in thread. It appears that this has been Arab custom for hundreds of years. It also agrees with Jewish custom. The Jewish system of threads was required for distinguishing the Tzitzit, Biblically commanded blue threads worn on prayer shawls. This has lead more than one historian to propose that early Muslims wore prayer shawls.<br />
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Hastings' Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics (vol. iii, p. 127) says that the Muslims have borrowed the concept of the week and the festivals from the Jews. The concept of the week in Islam derives from spiritual purgation and self-reform, while the name of the last day, al-Jum'a, is Qur'anic. The days have been serially named and continue to correspond to Jewish custom even today. There continues to be agreement as to the Shabat or Sabbath day.<br />
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<font size=-2>'''Table 4, Correspondence of Islamic and Jewish Weekdays'''</font><br />
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<td>yawm al-a’had</td><br />
<td>yom rishon (yom echad)</td><br />
<td>First day (day one)</td><br />
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<td>yawm al-athnayn</td><br />
<td>yom sheni (yom shnayim)</td><br />
<td>Second day (day two)</td><br />
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<td>yawm al-thalatha</td><br />
<td>yom shaleshi (yom shalosh)</td><br />
<td>Third day (day three)</td><br />
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<td>yawm al-arba'a</td><br />
<td>yom rivi’i (yom arba’a)</td><br />
<td>Fourth day (day four)</td><br />
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<td>yawm al-khamis</td><br />
<td>yom khameshi (yom khamesh)</td><br />
<td>Fifth day</td><br />
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<td>yawm al-jum'a QUR’ANIC</td><br />
<td>yom shishi</td><br />
<td>Sixth day</td><br />
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<td>yawm al-sabt</td><br />
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