Rabi' Al-Thani 1473H Islamic Calendar
"The Second Spring" — The Month of Rectification
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1
15-Dec
Fajr: 05:28
Maghrib: 17:40
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2
16-Dec
Fajr: 05:29
Maghrib: 17:41
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3
17-Dec
Fajr: 05:29
Maghrib: 17:41
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4
18-Dec
Fajr: 05:30
Maghrib: 17:41
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5
19-Dec
Fajr: 05:30
Maghrib: 17:42
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6
20-Dec
Fajr: 05:31
Maghrib: 17:42
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7
21-Dec
Fajr: 05:32
Maghrib: 17:43
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8
22-Dec
Fajr: 05:32
Maghrib: 17:43
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9
23-Dec
Fajr: 05:32
Maghrib: 17:44
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10
24-Dec
Fajr: 05:33
Maghrib: 17:44
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11
25-Dec
Fajr: 05:33
Maghrib: 17:45
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12
26-Dec
Fajr: 05:34
Maghrib: 17:45
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13
27-Dec
Fajr: 05:34
Maghrib: 17:46
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14
28-Dec
Fajr: 05:35
Maghrib: 17:47
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15
29-Dec
Fajr: 05:35
Maghrib: 17:47
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16
30-Dec
Fajr: 05:36
Maghrib: 17:48
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17
31-Dec
Fajr: 05:36
Maghrib: 17:48
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18
1-Jan
Fajr: 05:36
Maghrib: 17:49
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19
2-Jan
Fajr: 05:37
Maghrib: 17:50
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20
3-Jan
Fajr: 05:37
Maghrib: 17:50
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21
4-Jan
Fajr: 05:37
Maghrib: 17:51
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22
5-Jan
Fajr: 05:38
Maghrib: 17:51
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23
6-Jan
Fajr: 05:38
Maghrib: 17:52
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24
7-Jan
Fajr: 05:38
Maghrib: 17:53
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25
8-Jan
Fajr: 05:39
Maghrib: 17:53
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26
9-Jan
Fajr: 05:39
Maghrib: 17:54
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27
10-Jan
Fajr: 05:39
Maghrib: 17:55
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28
11-Jan
Fajr: 05:39
Maghrib: 17:55
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29
12-Jan
Fajr: 05:40
Maghrib: 17:56
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30
13-Jan
Fajr: 05:40
Maghrib: 17:57
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About Rabi' Al-Thani
Significance & Historical Context
Historically, this month is associated with the growth of the early Muslim community and the lives of great scholars. It is a time for 'Tarbiyah'—spiritual nurturing—ensuring that the lessons learned during the birth month of the Prophet (PBUH) are turned into permanent habits.
The focus is on 'Istiqaamah' (Steadfastness). Allah says in the Quran, 'So remain on a right course as you have been commanded.' Rabi' al-Thani is the time to bridge the gap between emotion and action.
Recommended Acts
- Establishing a 'Halaqa' (study circle) with family or friends.
- Focusing on the Sunnah prayers (Rawatib) that accompany the Fard prayers.
- Visiting the sick and elderly, a practice highly emphasized by the Prophet (PBUH).
Printable Rabi' Al-Thani Calendar
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Rabi' Al-Thani 1473 AH: Dates This Year
Rabi' Al-Thani 1473 AH runs from December 15, 2050 to January 13, 2051 (30 days), beginning on a Thursday.
Frequently Asked Questions about Rabi' Al-Thani
What is Rabi' Al-Thani?
Rabi' Al-Thani is the fourth month of the Islamic (Hijri) calendar. It is also known as Rabi' Al-Akhir.
What does the name 'Rabi' Al-Thani' mean?
The name means 'The Second Spring'. It follows Rabi' Al-Awwal, the first spring month.
Why is Rabi' Al-Thani significant?
Historically, this month is associated with the growth of the early Muslim community and the lives of great scholars. It is a time for 'Tarbiyah'—spiritual nurturing—ensuring that the lessons learned during the birth month of the Prophet (PBUH) are turned into permanent habits.
Are there any key nights or events in Rabi' Al-Thani?
There are no major Islamic holidays or specific key nights in Rabi' Al-Thani. It is a month for focusing on knowledge and consistency in worship without major distractions.
What acts are recommended during Rabi' Al-Thani?
Recommended Sunnah acts include establishing a 'Halaqa' (study circle) with family or friends, focusing on the Sunnah prayers (Rawatib) that accompany the Fard prayers, and visiting the sick and elderly, a practice highly emphasized by the Prophet (PBUH).
Why do the Gregorian dates for Rabi' Al-Thani change each year?
The Islamic calendar is lunar, so each month begins with the sighting of the new moon. As a result, the Gregorian dates for Rabi' Al-Thani move about 10 to 11 days earlier each year.
