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Muharram is the first month of the Islamic calendar. Muharram 1449 begins on 06 June to 09 July and is one of the four sacred months in Islam. Learn about its significance, important dates and Islamic events.

Muharram 2027 (1449) Calendar

Hijri Date Gregorian Date Day
29-Dhu al-Hijjah-1448 06-June, 2027 Sunday
1-Muharram-1449 07-June, 2027 Monday
2-Muharram-1449 08-June, 2027 Tuesday
3-Muharram-1449 09-June, 2027 Wednesday
4-Muharram-1449 10-June, 2027 Thursday
5-Muharram-1449 11-June, 2027 Friday
6-Muharram-1449 12-June, 2027 Saturday
7-Muharram-1449 13-June, 2027 Sunday
8-Muharram-1449 14-June, 2027 Monday
9-Muharram-1449 15-June, 2027 Tuesday
10-Muharram-1449 16-June, 2027 Wednesday
11-Muharram-1449 17-June, 2027 Thursday
12-Muharram-1449 18-June, 2027 Friday
13-Muharram-1449 19-June, 2027 Saturday
14-Muharram-1449 20-June, 2027 Sunday
15-Muharram-1449 21-June, 2027 Monday
16-Muharram-1449 22-June, 2027 Tuesday
17-Muharram-1449 23-June, 2027 Wednesday
18-Muharram-1449 24-June, 2027 Thursday
19-Muharram-1449 25-June, 2027 Friday
20-Muharram-1449 26-June, 2027 Saturday
21-Muharram-1449 27-June, 2027 Sunday
22-Muharram-1449 28-June, 2027 Monday
23-Muharram-1449 29-June, 2027 Tuesday
24-Muharram-1449 30-June, 2027 Wednesday
25-Muharram-1449 01-July, 2027 Thursday
26-Muharram-1449 02-July, 2027 Friday
27-Muharram-1449 03-July, 2027 Saturday
28-Muharram-1449 04-July, 2027 Sunday
29-Muharram-1449 05-July, 2027 Monday
30-Muharram-1449 06-July, 2027 Tuesday
1-Safar-1449 07-July, 2027 Wednesday
2-Safar-1449 08-July, 2027 Thursday

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

When does Muharram start?

Muharram dates vary each year as the Islamic calendar is lunar-based. This year, Muharram begins on 06 June to 09 July
The Day of Ashura (10th of Muharram) commemorates the day when Allah saved Prophet Musa (Moses) and the Israelites from Pharaoh. Many Muslims fast on this day as recommended by Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)
Muslims observe Muharram through increased prayers, fasting (especially on Ashura), reflection, charitable giving, and avoiding conflicts. It's a time for spiritual purification and drawing closer to Allah.
Muharram is one of the four sacred months mentioned in the Quran where fighting and warfare are traditionally forbidden, making it a time of peace and reflection.
Recommended acts include voluntary fasting (especially on the 9th and 10th), increased prayer and dhikr, reading Quran, giving charity, and seeking forgiveness.
While there is no specific prayer exclusive to Muharram, Muslims are encouraged to increase their regular prayers, voluntary prayers, and remembrance of Allah during this sacred month.