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Shawwal 2027 (1448)

Shawwāl is the tenth Islamic month. Shawwāl 2027 ( 1448 ) begins from 10 March to 12 April. Eid al-Fitr, the festival of breaking the fast, is celebrated at the beginning of this month.

Shawwal 2027 (1448) Calendar

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

About Shawwal

Eid al-Fitr

The first day of Shawwal is Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan’s fasting.

Gratitude

Muslims express gratitude to Allah for the strength to complete Ramadan.

Six Days of Fasting

Fasting six days in Shawwal after Ramadan brings the reward of fasting for a whole year.

Renewed Commitment

It’s a time to carry the spiritual momentum of Ramadan forward into daily life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Shawwal

What is Eid al-Fitr?

Eid al-Fitr is the festival celebrating the end of Ramadan, observed on the 1st day of Shawwal. It's a day of joy, gratitude, and community celebration.
Shawwal is the tenth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, following Ramadan. The dates vary each year based on lunar calculations.
Fasting six days in Shawwal after Ramadan is highly recommended. Combined with Ramadan fasting, it's equivalent to fasting the entire year in reward.
Muslims celebrate with special prayers, giving Zakat al-Fitr, wearing new clothes, sharing meals with family and friends, and giving gifts to children.
Zakat al-Fitr is a charitable donation given before Eid prayer to help the needy participate in Eid celebrations. It's obligatory for every Muslim who has the means.
Muslims can maintain momentum by continuing voluntary fasting, regular prayers, Quran recitation, and charitable activities while gradually returning to normal routines.