Jumada al-Ula 1449H

"The First Dry Land" — The Month of Perseverance

Mecca Standard Time

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Jumada al-Ula Calendar Fajr & Maghrib Times

Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
				1 1-Oct Fajr: 04:55 Maghrib: 18:09	2 2-Oct Fajr: 04:56 Maghrib: 18:08	3 3-Oct Fajr: 04:56 Maghrib: 18:07
4 4-Oct Fajr: 04:56 Maghrib: 18:06	5 5-Oct Fajr: 04:56 Maghrib: 18:05	6 6-Oct Fajr: 04:57 Maghrib: 18:04	7 7-Oct Fajr: 04:57 Maghrib: 18:04	8 8-Oct Fajr: 04:57 Maghrib: 18:03	9 9-Oct Fajr: 04:58 Maghrib: 18:02	10 10-Oct Fajr: 04:58 Maghrib: 18:01
11 11-Oct Fajr: 04:58 Maghrib: 18:00	12 12-Oct Fajr: 04:58 Maghrib: 17:59	13 13-Oct Fajr: 04:59 Maghrib: 17:58	14 14-Oct Fajr: 04:59 Maghrib: 17:57	15 15-Oct Fajr: 04:59 Maghrib: 17:57	16 16-Oct Fajr: 05:00 Maghrib: 17:56	17 17-Oct Fajr: 05:00 Maghrib: 17:55
18 18-Oct Fajr: 05:00 Maghrib: 17:54	19 19-Oct Fajr: 05:01 Maghrib: 17:53	20 20-Oct Fajr: 05:01 Maghrib: 17:53	21 21-Oct Fajr: 05:01 Maghrib: 17:52	22 22-Oct Fajr: 05:02 Maghrib: 17:51	23 23-Oct Fajr: 05:02 Maghrib: 17:50	24 24-Oct Fajr: 05:02 Maghrib: 17:50
25 25-Oct Fajr: 05:03 Maghrib: 17:49	26 26-Oct Fajr: 05:03 Maghrib: 17:48	27 27-Oct Fajr: 05:03 Maghrib: 17:48	28 28-Oct Fajr: 05:04 Maghrib: 17:47	29 29-Oct Fajr: 05:04 Maghrib: 17:46	30 30-Oct Fajr: 05:05 Maghrib: 17:46

About Jumada al-Ula

The fifth month of the Islamic calendar, Jumada al-Ula, historically coincided with the dry or freezing periods in ancient Arabia. Spiritually, it represents a season of patience and quiet internal growth.

Significance & Historical Context

This month is the anniversary of the Battle of Mu'tah, where a small Muslim force showed incredible bravery against the Byzantine army. It serves as a reminder that victory comes from faith and discipline, not just numbers.

The theme is 'Sabr' (Patience). Just as the land waits for the rain, the believer waits on Allah's timing with content hearts. It is a time to focus on personal character (Akhlaq) when external celebrations are few.