Jumada al-Ula 1449H
"The First Dry Land" — The Month of Perseverance
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1
1-Oct
Fajr: 04:55
Maghrib: 18:09
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2
2-Oct
Fajr: 04:56
Maghrib: 18:08
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3
3-Oct
Fajr: 04:56
Maghrib: 18:07
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4
4-Oct
Fajr: 04:56
Maghrib: 18:06
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5
5-Oct
Fajr: 04:56
Maghrib: 18:05
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6
6-Oct
Fajr: 04:57
Maghrib: 18:04
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7
7-Oct
Fajr: 04:57
Maghrib: 18:04
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8
8-Oct
Fajr: 04:57
Maghrib: 18:03
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9
9-Oct
Fajr: 04:58
Maghrib: 18:02
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10
10-Oct
Fajr: 04:58
Maghrib: 18:01
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11
11-Oct
Fajr: 04:58
Maghrib: 18:00
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12
12-Oct
Fajr: 04:58
Maghrib: 17:59
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13
13-Oct
Fajr: 04:59
Maghrib: 17:58
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14
14-Oct
Fajr: 04:59
Maghrib: 17:57
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15
15-Oct
Fajr: 04:59
Maghrib: 17:57
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16
16-Oct
Fajr: 05:00
Maghrib: 17:56
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17
17-Oct
Fajr: 05:00
Maghrib: 17:55
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18
18-Oct
Fajr: 05:00
Maghrib: 17:54
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19
19-Oct
Fajr: 05:01
Maghrib: 17:53
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20
20-Oct
Fajr: 05:01
Maghrib: 17:53
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21
21-Oct
Fajr: 05:01
Maghrib: 17:52
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22
22-Oct
Fajr: 05:02
Maghrib: 17:51
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23
23-Oct
Fajr: 05:02
Maghrib: 17:50
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24
24-Oct
Fajr: 05:02
Maghrib: 17:50
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25
25-Oct
Fajr: 05:03
Maghrib: 17:49
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26
26-Oct
Fajr: 05:03
Maghrib: 17:48
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27
27-Oct
Fajr: 05:03
Maghrib: 17:48
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28
28-Oct
Fajr: 05:04
Maghrib: 17:47
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29
29-Oct
Fajr: 05:04
Maghrib: 17:46
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30
30-Oct
Fajr: 05:05
Maghrib: 17:46
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About Jumada al-Ula
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.
Recommended Acts
- Praying 'Tahajjud' in the quiet nights to build spiritual resilience.
- Fasting the three 'White Days' (13, 14, 15) to purify the body.
- Resolving disputes between family members to foster community peace.
Printable Jumada al-Ula Calendar
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Jumada al-Ula 1449 AH: Dates This Year
Jumada al-Ula 1449 AH runs from October 1, 2027 to October 30, 2027 (30 days), beginning on a Friday.
Frequently Asked Questions about Jumada al-Ula
What is Jumada al-Ula?
Jumada al-Ula is the fifth month of the Islamic (Hijri) calendar. Its name means 'The First Dry Land,' reflecting the dry season when the month was named.
What is the significance of Jumada al-Ula?
This month marks 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.
Are there any important events or nights in Jumada al-Ula?
Yes, this month includes the anniversary of the passing of Fatimah al-Zahra (RA), a model of strength and piety for all believers. It is also a time to focus on the 'Rights of Parents' and kin.
What are the recommended acts of worship in Jumada al-Ula?
Recommended Sunnah acts include praying Tahajjud in the quiet nights to build spiritual resilience, fasting the three 'White Days' (13th, 14th, and 15th of the month) to purify the body, and resolving disputes between family members to foster community peace.
Why is worship during Jumada al-Ula considered special?
The reward for worship during 'Ghaflah' (times when others are negligent) is immense, making this month an opportunity for extra devotion.
Does Jumada al-Ula shift in the Gregorian calendar?
Yes, like all Hijri months, Jumada al-Ula moves about 10 to 11 days earlier each year in the Gregorian calendar.
