Wednesday - 22 April, 2026 4-Dhu al-Qadah-1447

Rajab 2026 (1448)

Rajab is the seventh sacred month in Islam. Rajab 2026 ( 1448 ) begins from 11 December to 13 January. It is one of the four sacred months and includes the event of Isra and Miʿraj.

Rajab 2026 (1448) Calendar

Gregorian Date Hijri Date Day
11-December, 2026 29-Jumada Al Thani-1448 Friday
12-December, 2026 1-Rajab-1448 Saturday
13-December, 2026 2-Rajab-1448 Sunday
14-December, 2026 3-Rajab-1448 Monday
15-December, 2026 4-Rajab-1448 Tuesday
16-December, 2026 5-Rajab-1448 Wednesday
17-December, 2026 6-Rajab-1448 Thursday
18-December, 2026 7-Rajab-1448 Friday
19-December, 2026 8-Rajab-1448 Saturday
20-December, 2026 9-Rajab-1448 Sunday
21-December, 2026 10-Rajab-1448 Monday
22-December, 2026 11-Rajab-1448 Tuesday
23-December, 2026 12-Rajab-1448 Wednesday
24-December, 2026 13-Rajab-1448 Thursday
25-December, 2026 14-Rajab-1448 Friday
26-December, 2026 15-Rajab-1448 Saturday
27-December, 2026 16-Rajab-1448 Sunday
28-December, 2026 17-Rajab-1448 Monday
29-December, 2026 18-Rajab-1448 Tuesday
30-December, 2026 19-Rajab-1448 Wednesday
31-December, 2026 20-Rajab-1448 Thursday
01-January, 2027 21-Rajab-1448 Friday
02-January, 2027 22-Rajab-1448 Saturday
03-January, 2027 23-Rajab-1448 Sunday
04-January, 2027 24-Rajab-1448 Monday
05-January, 2027 25-Rajab-1448 Tuesday
06-January, 2027 26-Rajab-1448 Wednesday
07-January, 2027 27-Rajab-1448 Thursday
08-January, 2027 28-Rajab-1448 Friday
09-January, 2027 29-Rajab-1448 Saturday
10-January, 2027 30-Rajab-1448 Sunday
11-January, 2027 1-Sha-Aban-1448 Monday
12-January, 2027 2-Sha-Aban-1448 Tuesday

About Rajab

Sacred Month

Rajab is one of the four sacred months in Islam in which fighting is prohibited.

Isra and Mi’raj

Many believe the Prophet’s miraculous night journey and ascension occurred in Rajab.

Spiritual Preparation

Rajab serves as a time to prepare spiritually for the upcoming Ramadan.

Increased Worship

Muslims increase voluntary prayers, fasting, and remembrance of Allah.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Rajab

Why is Rajab considered sacred?

Rajab is one of the four sacred months mentioned in the Quran during which warfare is traditionally forbidden. It's a time for increased worship and spiritual reflection.
Rajab is the seventh month of the Islamic lunar calendar. The dates vary each year based on lunar calculations.
Muslims observe Rajab through increased prayers, voluntary fasting, charity, Quran recitation, and spiritual preparation for the upcoming holy months of Sha'ban and Ramadan.
Isra and Mi'raj, the Prophet's night journey and ascension, is commemorated on the 27th of Rajab. It represents the spiritual journey and connection between earth and heaven.
Recommended acts include increased voluntary prayers, fasting, charity, dhikr (remembrance of Allah), seeking forgiveness, and avoiding sins and disputes.
Muslims can prepare by gradually increasing their worship, establishing good habits, seeking forgiveness, and building spiritual discipline through voluntary fasting and extra prayers.