Rabi' Al-Awwal 1369H
"The First Spring" — The Birth of the Beloved
Mecca Standard Time
Rabi' Al-Awwal Calendar
Fajr & Maghrib Times
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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1
21-Dec
Fajr: 05:31
Maghrib: 17:43
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2
22-Dec
Fajr: 05:32
Maghrib: 17:43
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3
23-Dec
Fajr: 05:32
Maghrib: 17:44
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4
24-Dec
Fajr: 05:33
Maghrib: 17:44
|
5
25-Dec
Fajr: 05:33
Maghrib: 17:45
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6
26-Dec
Fajr: 05:34
Maghrib: 17:45
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7
27-Dec
Fajr: 05:34
Maghrib: 17:46
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8
28-Dec
Fajr: 05:35
Maghrib: 17:46
|
9
29-Dec
Fajr: 05:35
Maghrib: 17:47
|
10
30-Dec
Fajr: 05:36
Maghrib: 17:48
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11
31-Dec
Fajr: 05:36
Maghrib: 17:48
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12
1-Jan
Fajr: 05:36
Maghrib: 17:49
|
|
13
2-Jan
Fajr: 05:37
Maghrib: 17:49
|
14
3-Jan
Fajr: 05:37
Maghrib: 17:50
|
15
4-Jan
Fajr: 05:38
Maghrib: 17:51
|
16
5-Jan
Fajr: 05:38
Maghrib: 17:51
|
17
6-Jan
Fajr: 05:38
Maghrib: 17:52
|
18
7-Jan
Fajr: 05:38
Maghrib: 17:53
|
19
8-Jan
Fajr: 05:39
Maghrib: 17:53
|
|
20
9-Jan
Fajr: 05:39
Maghrib: 17:54
|
21
10-Jan
Fajr: 05:39
Maghrib: 17:55
|
22
11-Jan
Fajr: 05:39
Maghrib: 17:55
|
23
12-Jan
Fajr: 05:40
Maghrib: 17:56
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24
13-Jan
Fajr: 05:40
Maghrib: 17:57
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25
14-Jan
Fajr: 05:40
Maghrib: 17:57
|
26
15-Jan
Fajr: 05:40
Maghrib: 17:58
|
|
27
16-Jan
Fajr: 05:40
Maghrib: 17:59
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28
17-Jan
Fajr: 05:40
Maghrib: 17:59
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29
18-Jan
Fajr: 05:41
Maghrib: 18:00
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30
19-Jan
Fajr: 05:41
Maghrib: 18:01
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Rabi' Al-Awwal 1369H
Fajr & Maghrib
1
21 Dec
Wed
Fajr
05:31
Maghrib
17:43
2
22 Dec
Thu
Fajr
05:32
Maghrib
17:43
3
23 Dec
Fri
Fajr
05:32
Maghrib
17:44
4
24 Dec
Sat
Fajr
05:33
Maghrib
17:44
5
25 Dec
Sun
Fajr
05:33
Maghrib
17:45
6
26 Dec
Mon
Fajr
05:34
Maghrib
17:45
7
27 Dec
Tue
Fajr
05:34
Maghrib
17:46
8
28 Dec
Wed
Fajr
05:35
Maghrib
17:46
9
29 Dec
Thu
Fajr
05:35
Maghrib
17:47
10
30 Dec
Fri
Fajr
05:36
Maghrib
17:48
11
31 Dec
Sat
Fajr
05:36
Maghrib
17:48
12
1 Jan
Sun
Fajr
05:36
Maghrib
17:49
13
2 Jan
Mon
Fajr
05:37
Maghrib
17:49
14
3 Jan
Tue
Fajr
05:37
Maghrib
17:50
15
4 Jan
Wed
Fajr
05:38
Maghrib
17:51
16
5 Jan
Thu
Fajr
05:38
Maghrib
17:51
17
6 Jan
Fri
Fajr
05:38
Maghrib
17:52
18
7 Jan
Sat
Fajr
05:38
Maghrib
17:53
19
8 Jan
Sun
Fajr
05:39
Maghrib
17:53
20
9 Jan
Mon
Fajr
05:39
Maghrib
17:54
21
10 Jan
Tue
Fajr
05:39
Maghrib
17:55
22
11 Jan
Wed
Fajr
05:39
Maghrib
17:55
23
12 Jan
Thu
Fajr
05:40
Maghrib
17:56
24
13 Jan
Fri
Fajr
05:40
Maghrib
17:57
25
14 Jan
Sat
Fajr
05:40
Maghrib
17:57
26
15 Jan
Sun
Fajr
05:40
Maghrib
17:58
27
16 Jan
Mon
Fajr
05:40
Maghrib
17:59
28
17 Jan
Tue
Fajr
05:40
Maghrib
17:59
29
18 Jan
Wed
Fajr
05:41
Maghrib
18:00
30
19 Jan
Thu
Fajr
05:41
Maghrib
18:01
About Rabi' Al-Awwal
Rabi' Al-Awwal is the third month of the Islamic calendar and holds a special place in the hearts of Muslims worldwide. It is the month that witnessed the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), who was sent as a 'Mercy to the Worlds'.
Significance & Historical Context
Rabi' Al-Awwal is not just about the birth (Mawlid); it is also the month of the Hijrah (migration) to Medina and the month in which the Prophet (PBUH) passed away. It is a month that encapsulates the entire life-cycle of the Final Revelation.
The theme of this month is 'Mahabbah' (Love). Scholars state that love for the Messenger is a requirement of faith. True love is manifested through 'Ittiba'—emulating the Prophet’s character (Akhlaq) and following his guidance.
Recommended Acts
- Fasting on Mondays, as the Prophet did (saying, 'That is the day on which I was born').
- Studying the 'Shama'il'—the physical and character descriptions of the Prophet (PBUH).
- Increasing the recitation of 'Durood' (Salawat) throughout the day and night.
Printable Rabi' Al-Awwal Calendar
Download the complete Hijri calendar and prayer schedule in PDF format.
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