Muharram 2026 (1448)
Muḥarram is the first month of the Islamic calendar. Muḥarram 2026 ( 1448 ) starts from 17 June to 20 July. It is one of the four sacred months of the year when warfare is forbidden. The tenth day of Muḥarram is known as the Day of Ashura.
Muharram 2026 (1448) Calendar
| Gregorian Date | Hijri Date | Day |
|---|---|---|
| 17-June, 2026 | 30-Dhu al-Hijjah-1447 | Wednesday |
| 18-June, 2026 | 1-Muharram-1448 | Thursday |
| 19-June, 2026 | 2-Muharram-1448 | Friday |
| 20-June, 2026 | 3-Muharram-1448 | Saturday |
| 21-June, 2026 | 4-Muharram-1448 | Sunday |
| 22-June, 2026 | 5-Muharram-1448 | Monday |
| 23-June, 2026 | 6-Muharram-1448 | Tuesday |
| 24-June, 2026 | 7-Muharram-1448 | Wednesday |
| 25-June, 2026 | 8-Muharram-1448 | Thursday |
| 26-June, 2026 | 9-Muharram-1448 | Friday |
| 27-June, 2026 | 10-Muharram-1448 | Saturday |
| 28-June, 2026 | 11-Muharram-1448 | Sunday |
| 29-June, 2026 | 12-Muharram-1448 | Monday |
| 30-June, 2026 | 13-Muharram-1448 | Tuesday |
| 01-July, 2026 | 14-Muharram-1448 | Wednesday |
| 02-July, 2026 | 15-Muharram-1448 | Thursday |
| 03-July, 2026 | 16-Muharram-1448 | Friday |
| 04-July, 2026 | 17-Muharram-1448 | Saturday |
| 05-July, 2026 | 18-Muharram-1448 | Sunday |
| 06-July, 2026 | 19-Muharram-1448 | Monday |
| 07-July, 2026 | 20-Muharram-1448 | Tuesday |
| 08-July, 2026 | 21-Muharram-1448 | Wednesday |
| 09-July, 2026 | 22-Muharram-1448 | Thursday |
| 10-July, 2026 | 23-Muharram-1448 | Friday |
| 11-July, 2026 | 24-Muharram-1448 | Saturday |
| 12-July, 2026 | 25-Muharram-1448 | Sunday |
| 13-July, 2026 | 26-Muharram-1448 | Monday |
| 14-July, 2026 | 27-Muharram-1448 | Tuesday |
| 15-July, 2026 | 28-Muharram-1448 | Wednesday |
| 16-July, 2026 | 29-Muharram-1448 | Thursday |
| 17-July, 2026 | 30-Muharram-1448 | Friday |
| 18-July, 2026 | 1-Safar-1448 | Saturday |
| 19-July, 2026 | 2-Safar-1448 | Sunday |
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About Muharram
Sacred Month
Muharram is one of the four sacred months in Islam during which warfare is forbidden. It marks the beginning of the Islamic New Year.
Calendar System
The Islamic calendar is lunar-based, consisting of 12 months. Muharram is the first month, varying each year in the Gregorian calendar.
Day of Ashura
The 10th of Muharram is Ashura, commemorating Prophet Musa's salvation. Many Muslims observe through fasting and reflection.
Spiritual Observance
Muslims engage in increased prayer, reflection, and charity during Muharram for spiritual renewal and closeness to Allah.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Muharram