Safar 1445H
"Whistling of the wind / Empty" — The Month of Faith and Optimism
Mecca Standard Time
Safar Calendar
Fajr & Maghrib Times
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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1
17-Aug
Fajr: 04:39
Maghrib: 18:50
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2
18-Aug
Fajr: 04:39
Maghrib: 18:49
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3
19-Aug
Fajr: 04:40
Maghrib: 18:48
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4
20-Aug
Fajr: 04:40
Maghrib: 18:48
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5
21-Aug
Fajr: 04:41
Maghrib: 18:47
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6
22-Aug
Fajr: 04:41
Maghrib: 18:46
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7
23-Aug
Fajr: 04:41
Maghrib: 18:45
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8
24-Aug
Fajr: 04:42
Maghrib: 18:44
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9
25-Aug
Fajr: 04:42
Maghrib: 18:44
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10
26-Aug
Fajr: 04:43
Maghrib: 18:43
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11
27-Aug
Fajr: 04:43
Maghrib: 18:42
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12
28-Aug
Fajr: 04:44
Maghrib: 18:41
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13
29-Aug
Fajr: 04:44
Maghrib: 18:40
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14
30-Aug
Fajr: 04:45
Maghrib: 18:39
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15
31-Aug
Fajr: 04:45
Maghrib: 18:38
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16
1-Sep
Fajr: 04:45
Maghrib: 18:37
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17
2-Sep
Fajr: 04:46
Maghrib: 18:37
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18
3-Sep
Fajr: 04:46
Maghrib: 18:36
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19
4-Sep
Fajr: 04:47
Maghrib: 18:35
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20
5-Sep
Fajr: 04:47
Maghrib: 18:34
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21
6-Sep
Fajr: 04:47
Maghrib: 18:33
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22
7-Sep
Fajr: 04:48
Maghrib: 18:32
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23
8-Sep
Fajr: 04:48
Maghrib: 18:31
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24
9-Sep
Fajr: 04:48
Maghrib: 18:30
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25
10-Sep
Fajr: 04:49
Maghrib: 18:29
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26
11-Sep
Fajr: 04:49
Maghrib: 18:28
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27
12-Sep
Fajr: 04:49
Maghrib: 18:27
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28
13-Sep
Fajr: 04:50
Maghrib: 18:26
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29
14-Sep
Fajr: 04:50
Maghrib: 18:25
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30
15-Sep
Fajr: 04:50
Maghrib: 18:24
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About Safar
Safar is the second month of the Hijri calendar. Its name historically referred to the 'emptying' of houses as people departed for trade or battle following the forbidden month of Muharram. In pre-Islamic times, Safar was wrongly considered a month of ill-omen, a superstition that Islam came to abolish.
Significance & Historical Context
The primary lesson of Safar is 'Tawhid' (Oneness of God). It is a time to strengthen the belief that no day or month possesses inherent bad luck. The Prophet (PBUH) explicitly taught that time itself is a creation of Allah and contains no malice toward the believer.
Safar serves as a test of 'Husn al-Zann' (thinking well of Allah). While the world may view certain times as difficult, the believer sees every moment as an opportunity to practice 'Fa'l' (optimism) and reliance on the Divine Decree.
Recommended Acts
- Countering anxiety or superstition with extra Sadaqah (charity).
- Maintaining consistent Dhikr to strengthen the heart against cultural myths.
- Reciting 'La hawla wa la quwwata illa billah' to reaffirm that all power belongs to Allah.
Printable Safar Calendar
Download the complete Hijri calendar and prayer schedule in PDF format.
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