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- Armenian 1st of Sahmi, 1468
- Bahá'í Istiqlál, 14th of ‘Izzat, Dál, Váhid 10, Kull-i-Shay 1
- Coptic 11 Thout, 1735
- Discordian Prickle-Prickle, Bureaucracy 45th, 3184 YOLD
- Egyptian 6th of Meshir, 2767
- Ethiopic 11 Mäskäräm, 2011
- French Republican 5 Les jours complémentaires (La Fête des Récompenses) an 226 de la Révolution
- Gregorian Friday, 21st September 2018
- Hebrew 12th of Tishrei, 5779
- Islamic 10 Muharram, 1440
- ISO 8601 2018-09-21
- ISO day numbering Year 2018, day 264
- ISO week numbering 2018-W38-5
- Julian 8 September, 2018
- Julian day numbering 2458383
- Mayan long count 13.0.5.15.0
- Pawukon Pawukon: 11706, Wuku: Wayang (27), Day: 186, Dwiwara: Menga, Triwara: Kajeng, Caturwara: Menala, Pancawara: Paing, Sadwara: Maulu, Saptawara: Buda, Asatawara: Uma, Sangawara: Gigis, Dasawara: Manusa
- Persian 30 Shahrivar, 1397
- Roman a.d. VIII Idus, September, MMDCCLXXII
- Zoroastrian 6th of Khordad, 1388
Sun (Ashburn, United States)
- sunrise 6:56 AM (+1 min)
- solar noon 1:02 PM (±0 min)
- sunset 7:09 PM (-2 min)
- day length 12 hours 13 minutes (-3 min)
Weather (Ashburn, United States)
- Patchy rain nearby
- +67 ... +77 °F
- 10 mph South (182°)
National days
UN observances
- International Day of Peace
The International Day of Peace, also known as the World Peace Day, occurs annually on 21 September. It is dedicated to peace, and specifically the absence of war, such as might be occasioned by a temporary ceasefire in a combat zone. It is observed by many nations, political groups, military groups, and peoples. The first year this holiday was celebrated was 1981.
To inaugurate the day, the "Peace Bell" is rung at UN Headquarters (in New York City, United States). The bell is cast from coins donated by children from all continents apart from Africa. It was given as a gift by the United Nations Association of Japan, and is referred to as "a reminder of the human cost of war." The inscription on its side reads: "Long live absolute world peace."
Funny holidays
Awareness days
- POW/MIA Recognition Day
In the United States, National POW/MIA Recognition Day is observed on the third Friday in September. It honors those who were prisoners of war and those who are still missing in action.
This day was established by an Act of Congress, by the passage of Section 1082 of the 1998 Defense Authorization Act. It is one of six days that the POW/MIA Flag can be flown.
The POW/MIA flag was first recognized by Public Law 101-355 in 1990.