Islamic Calendar

Islamic Calendar
Origin and Significance of the Hijri Calendar
Months of the Calendar
Determining Islamic Dates

Islamic Months 

Muharram

Fast of Ashura (10th Muharram)
Historical significance of Ashura
Important dates and Anniversaries

Safar

Safar al-Muzaffar
Important dates and Anniversaries

Rabbi al-Awwal

Virtues of Rabi al-Awwal
Important dates and Anniversaries

Rabi al-Thani

Virtues of Rabi al-Thani
Important dates and Anniversaries

Jumada al-Ula

Virtues of Jumada al-Ula
Important dates and Anniversaries

Jumada al-Ukhra

Virtues of Jumada al-Ukhra
Important dates and Anniversaries

Rajab

Virtues of the month of Rajab
The Dhikr of Rajab
Important dates and Anniversaries

Sha'baan

Virtuous benefits of Sha'baan
Meaning of the word
Salaat al-Khair
Dua-e-Nisfl Sha'baan
Laylat al-Bar'ah - Night of Salvation
Important dates and Anniversaries

Ramadan

Virtues of Ramadan
Your complete Ramadan/fasting guide
Important dates and Anniversaries

Shawwal

Events of Shawwal
Beginning of the Ashurr al-Hajj
Eid al-Fitr
Night pre-ceding Eid prayer
Before going to Eid Prayer
Sadaqat ul-Fitr
The Eid Prayer
How to perform Eid Salaat
The Khutbah of Eid al-Fitr
The six fasts of Shawwal
Salat al-utaqa fi Shawwal
Important dates and Anniversaries

Dhul Qa'dah

Virtues of Dhul Qa'dah
Important dates and Anniversaries

Dhul Hijjah

Virtues of Dhul Hijjah
The first ten days
Important dates and Anniversaries

About the Calendar

The Islamic Calendar is based on the Lunar Calendar consisting of 354-355 days annually and is 10-11 days shorter than the western Solar Calendar. The Lunar month is based on the time it takes the moon to complete a single orbit around the earth and it is just over 29½ days. There are many advantages to the Lunar calendar. For example, the various dates in the Islamic Calendar such as Ramadan and Hajj rotate every year and are not fixed like the Solar Year. People, therefore, will perform acts of worship in various climatic conditions and in different length of hours in submission to the will of Allah where human imagination plays no part.

The new moon marks the beginning of each new lunar month and it is easy for people to see the new moon and know that a new month has begun. This probably explains why most ancient civilizations such as the Babylonians, the Jews, the Greeks and the Egyptians in the Middle East, the Aztecs and the Incas of the West, and the Hindus and the Chinese of the East used this system . Interestingly, the English word ‘month’ is derived from the word ‘moon’.

Months of the Islamic Calendar

There are twelve months in the Islamic Calendar. As the Qur’an says: “Surely the number of months in the sight of Allah is twelve, in accordance with His decree from the day He created the heavens and the earth, out of which four are sacred” (9:36) . The four Sacred Months (al-Ashhur al-Hurum) are Rajab, Dhul Qa‘dah, Dhul Hijjah and Muharram . The sanctity of these months was also accepted in the Pre-Islamic era when fighting was forbidden and there were cease-fires where battle was ongoing. Because Rajab is a sacred month, it was customary for people in pre-Islamic times to perform ‘Umrah during it as they were guaranteed safety and security. Dhul Hijjah is the month when people from far away places go to perform the Pilgrimage (Hajj). The two other Sacred Months come before (Dhul Qa‘dah) and after (Muharram) this month, so that people’s journeys to and from the Ka‘bah to distant places are safe.

Determining Islamic Dates

Islamic dates are determined by the actual visibility of the moon as the Beloved Prophet (Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa Sallam) said: “Fast by seeing it (the moon) and end the fast by seeing it”. Muslim scholars have interpreted this Prophetic saying in two different ways. Some scholars have held the view that each location has its own sighting of the moon (Ikhtilaf al-Mutali‘) . But most scholars have taken the words “fast by seeing it” (sumu li ru’yatihi) as a general command to all Muslims and not individual sectors of the community. Hence they regard the sighting of the moon in one region as valid for people of another region, provided the news of sighting the moon reaches them through authentic means . In this regard, it has been said that a person who learns about the sighting of the moon in good time to be able to utilize it for fasting, for ending the fast or for sacrifice, must definitely do so. The texts and the reports from the Pious Predecessors point to this. To limit this to a certain distance or country would contradict both reason and the Shari‘ah”.

Muharram

Muharram : The first month in the Islamic calendar
Contrary to popular belief, Muharram is not a particular day, but
the name of a month that marks the beginning of the year according
to the Islamic calendar. Muharram is one of four months that have
been designated as holy according to the Islamic calendar, the other
three being – Dhul-Qa’adah, Dhul-Hijjah and Rajab.
Fasting in the month of Muharram


Fasting is advocated in the month of Muharram. The Prophet (Salla
Allahu ta'ala 'alayhi wa 'aalihi Sallam) is believed to have said: “The
best fasts after the fasts of Ramadan are those of the month of
Muharram.” Although the fasts of the month of Muharram are not
obligatory, yet one who fasts in these days out of his own will is
entitled to a great reward by Allah Almighty. Fasting on the tenth
day of Muharram, called Ashura, is particularly important, as it
supposed to lead to great rewards. A person does not have to fast
for the whole month. On the contrary, each fast during this month
has merit. It is recommended to fast at least two days .... the ninth
and tenth of Muharram.


Mausoleum of Imam Husayn
(Radi Allahu ta'ala anhu)
Kerbala, Iraq.




Muharram – an auspicious time


The month of Muharram is also associated with many auspicious
events in Islamic history. Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) created the
heavens and the earth on this blessed day. On this day He give His
infinite blessings and bounties to many of His Prophets (may Allah
bless them) and delivered them from the clutches of their enemies.

Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) created Hadrat Adam (alaihi asalam)
in this month and pardoned him of his mistake. Hadrat Noah’s Ark
landed successfully on Mount Judi during this time centuries ago.
God is also said to have saved Hadrat Ibrahim (alaihi asalam) from
fire and rescued Hadrat Musa from the Pharaoh during the month of
Muharram.

You must be wondering what else there is to remember then? The
tenth day of Muharram or Ashura is of supreme importance for all
Muslims as they remember the martyrdom anniversary of Hadrat
Imam Hussain (Radi Allahu tala anhu), the beloved grandson of
the Most Noble & Beloved Prophet Muhammad (Salla Allahu ta'ala
'alayhi wa 'aalihi wa Sallam).



Video : Muharram English Speech
Multimedia: Speeches on Imam Husayn (Radi Allahu ta'ala anhu)





The tragedy at Karbala


In the month of Muharram many centuries ago, (approximately
October 20th 680 A.D.), an event took place in Iraq at a place
known as Karbala on the bank of the river Euphrates.

A large army, which had been mobilised by the Umayyad regime,
besieged a group of persons numbering less than a hundred and
put them under pressure to pay allegiance to the Caliph of the time
and submit to his authority. The Caliph was a man much taken with
earthly pleasures that deviated from the Islamic way of life. The
small group resisted and a severe battle took place in which they
were all killed. The leader of the small band of men who were
martyred in Karbala was none other than Imam Husain (Radi
Allahu tala anhu), the grandson of the Most Beloved Prophet
(Salla Allahu ta'ala 'alayhi wa 'aalihi wa Sallam).

Imam Husain’s (Radi Allahu tala anhu) martyrdom at Kerbala
represents a conscious confrontation with anti-Islamic forces and
a courageous resistance for a sacred cause. The tragedy was that
the one who stood up to defend Islam was cut down in so cruel a
manner. It is for this reason that the death of Imam Husain (Radi
Allahu tala anhu) is remembered annually in the Muslim world.



For further reading please visit the History of Karbala page







The Fast of ‘Ashura (The 10th of Muharram)



Mu’awiyah ibn Abu Sufyan (Radi allahu ta'ala 'anhu) relates: I heard the Beloved Messenger of Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) say: "It is the day of ‘Ashura. Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) has not made fasting obligatory for you. But I am fasting. He who likes to observe fast among you should do so, and he who likes not to observe it (does not have to) observe it." [Sahih Muslim]

Abu Qatada (Radi allahu ta'ala 'anhu) relates that the Beloved Nabi (Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa Aalihi wa Sallam) said that the fast on the 10th of Muharram atones for the sins of the preceding year. [Sahih Muslim]

Abu Huraira (Radi allahu ta'ala 'anhu) reports that the Beloved Nabi (Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa Aalihi wa Sallam) said that after Ramadan, the fasts of Muharram have the greatest excellence. [Sahih Muslim]

Alhamdulillah, Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) has blessed us to see another year. The first month of this year is Muharram. In this month is an excellent day—the day of ‘Ashura—which falls on the 10th of Muharram. The Most Beloved Nabi (Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa Aalihi wa Sallam) recommended that we fast on this day, by his Sunnah. He also indicated how we should observe the fast of ‘Ashura.

Hakam ibn Al-Arat (Radi allahu ta'ala 'anhu) relates: I went to Ibn Abbas (Radi allahu ta'ala 'anhu)… I said to him: Tell me about fasting on ‘Ashura. He said, "When you seen the new moon of Muharram count the (days) and (begin to) observe fast on the 9th." I said to him: "Is it how the Beloved Messenger of Allah (Sall Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa Aalihi wa Sallam) observed the fast?" He said, "Yes." [Sahih Muslim]

Hadrat Ibn Abbas (Radi allahu ta'ala 'anhu) relates that when the Beloved Nabi (Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa Aalihi wa Sallam) said: "If I survive till next year, I will definitely observe fast on the 9th of Muharram (as well)." [Sahih Muslim]

(Note: What the Beloved Nabi (Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa Aalihi wa Sallam) meant was that he would also fast on the 9th as well as the 10th to which he was accustomed. We also should try fasting on the 9th and the 10th of Muharram.)



The Historical Significance of ‘Ashura



Hadrat Ibn Abbas (Radi Allahu ta'ala 'anhu) reports that the Beloved Nabi (Salla Allahu ta'ala alaihi wa Aalihi wa Sallam) arrived in Madinah and found the Jews observing fast on the day of ‘Ashura… They said: "It is the day of great (significance) when Allah delivered Hadrat Musa ('Alaihis-Salaam) and his people and drowned Pharoah and his people, and Sayyadina Musa ('Alaihis-Salaam) observed fast out of gratitude. And we also observe it." The Beloved Messenger of Allah (Salla Allahu ta'ala alaihi wa Aalihi wa Sallam) responded: "We have more right, and we have closer connection with Sayyadina Musa ('Alaihis-Salaam) than you have"; so Allah’s Beloved Messenger (Salla Allahu ta'ala alaihi wa Aalihi wa Sallam) observed fast (on the day of ‘Ashura) and gave us orders to observe it. [Sahih Bukhari and Muslim]

‘Ashura is a day of great historical significance. On this day: Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) accepted the repentance of Sayyadina Adam ('Alaihis-Salaam) after his exile from Paradise; Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) saved Sayyadina Nuh ('Alaihis-Salaam) and his companions in the ark; Allah extinguished the fire in which Sayyadina Ibrahim ('Alaihis-Salaam) was thrown by Nimrod; And Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) spoke directly to Sayyadina Musa ('Alaihis-Salaam) and gave him the Commandments. On this same 10th of Muharram, Sayyadina Ayyub ('Alaihis-Salaam) was restored to health (from leprosy); Sayyadina Yusuf ('Alaihis-Salaam) was reunited with his father Ya’qub ('Alaihis-Salaam); Sayyadina Yunus ('Alaihis-Salaam) was taken out from the belly of the fish; and the sea was divided as the nation of israel was delivered from captivity and Pharoah’s army was destroyed. ‘Ashura is also the day the kingdom of Sulaiman ('Alaihis-Salaam) was restored; Sayyadina Isa ('Alaihis-Salaam) was raised to Jannah; and Sayyadina al-Husayn (Radi allahu ta'ala 'anhu) (the Beloved Nabi’s, Salla Allahu ta'ala alaihi wa Aalihi wa Sallam, grandson) achieved the honour of Martyrdom.

Worship Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) as much as you can on ‘Ashura. Whoever fasts on this day is like one who fasts all his life. Whoever clothes a naked person Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) will release him from a painful punishment. He who visits a sick person, Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) will grant him a reward that will not be decreased. Whoever places his hand on an orphan’s head, or feeds a hungry person or gives water to a thirsty man, Allah will feed him a feast from Paradise and will quench his thirst with Salsabil (a wine that does not intoxicate). And who ever takes a Ghusl on this day will enjoy excellent health and freedom from sickness and indolence. Whoever provides generously for his family on this day, Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta'ala) will be generous to him throughout this year. And whoever applies Kuhl to his eyes will never suffer from eye-sore again, Insha’Allah al-Aziz

O’ Allah! Bless us to perform good deeds and gain their reward on ‘Ashura. Make the new year one of unity, cooperation and success for Muslims in this city and around the world. Ameen.

Key dates and Important Anniversaries of Muharram


1st - Islamic New Year,


1st - Wissal Shaykh Abul Hassan Ali Bukhari, Baghdad Shareef

1st - Birth ; Hadrat Umar Farooq,

1st - Birth ; Hadrat Shahabuddin Suharwardi

2nd - Urs ; Pir Jamal Shah Bin Murtaza

2nd - Wissal Hadrat Khwaja Ma'roof Kirki, Baghdad Shareef

4th - Wissal Hadrat Khwaja Hassan Basri

5th - Urs ; Hadrat Baba Fariduddin Ganj Shakar

6th - Chatti Shareef, Khawaja Gharib-e-Nawaz, Ajmer Shareef

8th - Wissal ; Hadrat Imam Zayn al-Abideen Medina Munawwara

8th - Urs ; Hadrat Mawlana Hashmat Ali Khan, Pilibit Shareef

9th - Shab-e-Ashura Amal

10th - Yaum-e-Ashura Amal

10th - Allah Ta'ala Created the Heavens and Earth.

- On this Very Day would be the Day of Qiyyamah (Judgement).

- Allah swt gave his infinite blessings and bounties to many
of his Prophets and delivered them from the clutches of the
enemies

- Ship of Hadrat Noah came to rest on Mount Al-Judi.

- Hadrat Ayyub (Alayhi Asallam) was delivered from distress.

- Hadrat Yunus (Alayhi Asallam) was cast onto the shore
after being swallowed by a fish for 40 days .

- Hadrat Moosa (Alayhi Asallam) got victory over the
Pharoah

- The Birth of Hadrat Ibrahim (Alayhi Asallam)

10th - Martyrdom of Imam Hussain at Karbala

10th - Hadrat Sayyadi Shah Barkatullah Ishki, Mahrehah Shareef

11th - Urs ; Pir Rahmat Shah Saheb, Gojarkhan, Rawalpindi.

11th - Ghiyarwee Sharif ; Hadrat Shaykh Abd'al-Qadir al-Jilani

13th - Urs ; Mufti-e-Azam Had Mustafa Raza Khan Bareilly Sh.

19th - Wissal Hadrat Sayyad Ahmad al-Jilani, Baghdad Shareef

20th - Wissal ; Hadrat Bilal

20th - Wissal ; Hadrat Shah Waliyullah Dhelvi

21st - Wissal ; Mawlana Muhammad Nazir al-Akram Sahib Naeemi

21st - Urs ; Hadrat Zinda Pir,Ghamkhol Shareef,

25th - Birth ; Hadrat Imam Hassan

26th - Urs ; Hadrat Tajul Awliya, Baba Tajuddin, Nagpur Shareef

28th - Urs; Hadrat Makhdoom Ashraf Jahangir,Kicchocha Shareef.

Safar

Safar al-Muzaffar

Month of the year: Safar is the second month of the Islamic calendar.

Literal meaning: Empty. During this month the houses used to be empty and deserted because the ban on going to war in the month of Muharram came to an end and everyone proceeded towards the battlefield.

Safar also means to be yellow. When the names of the months were being given it was the season of autumn and the leaves of the trees were yellow.

Many people have erroneous beliefs regarding this month i.e. it is a month of misfortune and calamities. The teachings of Allâh Ta'âla and His Most Beloved Rasûl (Salla Allahu alayhi wa sallam) gives us clear guidelines on such incorrect beliefs.

Allâh (Subhanahu wa Ta'âla) says in the Qur'ân al-kareem : "No kind of calamity can occur, except by the will of Allâh". (Surah 64-Ayat 11).

These erroneous beliefs have also been condemned in the context of the following Ahâdîth:
There is no superstitious owl, bird, no star-promising rain, no bad omen in the month of Safar. (Sahih Muslim).
There is no bad omen in the month of Safar and no Ghouls (evil spirits) (Sahih Muslim).
There is no evil omen, no superstitious owl, bird and no bad omen in the month of Safar (Bukhari).

The above Ahâdîth clearly refutes all incorrect beliefs and superstitions regarding the month of Safar. These incorrect beliefs flow from the pre-Islamic period of Jâhiliyyah [Days of Ignorance].



The Month of Safar During the Days of Ignorance

The Muhaddithîn have recorded many of the superstitions harboured by the Arabs during the Days of Ignorance. A few are mentioned below:
The pre-Islamic Arabs believed Safar to be a snake which lives in the stomach of a human being and when hungry, bites the person. This is the discomfort one experiences when gripped by the pangs of hunger.

2. Some said Safar are worms which originate in the liver and ribs due to which the colour of the person becomes yellow, a condition we know today as jaundice.

3. According to some, the month of Safar flanked by Muharram and RabI al Awwal is full of calamities and misfortune.

With the advent of Islam and the teachings of Sayyadina Rasûlullah (Salla Allahu Ta'ala alayh wa Sallam), all evil and incorrect beliefs common in pre-Islamic times were discarded.


Incorrect Beliefs:

Today too, there are some Muslims who hold incorrect beliefs regarding the month of Safar.

1.
A nikâh performed in this month would not be successful.


Sayyadina Ali (Radi Allahu anhu) married Sayyiditina Fatima (Radi allahu anha), (the daughter of Rasûlullah - Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa Sallam) in the latter days of Safar 2 A.H.

2.
This month is full of misfortune and calamities.

3.
To commence any important venture, business etc. during this month will bring bad luck.

4.
The first to the thirteenth of Safar is ill-fortune and evil.

5.
The person who distributes food or money on the 13th of Safar wiII be saved from its ill-fortune.

6.
To celebrate the last Wednesday of Safar and regard it as a holiday.


What to do:

1.
To shun all types of erroneous beliefs regarding the blessed month of Safar.

2.
To understand that the most unfortunate person is he who disobeys Allâh Ta'âla's commandments e.g. does not perform the five daily salaah etc. It is narrated in a hadîth that Rasûlullah (Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa Sallam) said: "Pray, 0 Allah! Cause not anyone of us to be a wretched destitute." He then asked: "Do you know who is a wretched destitute?" Upon the request of the Sahabah (Radi allahu anhum) he replied, "A wretched destitute is he who neglects his salaât. " (Hadîth).

3.
We should understand that all conditions which befalls us, good or bad, favourable, or unfavourable are from Allâh Ta'âla, (as a result of our actions). Allâh Ta'âla says: " Whatever misfortune befalls you, it is due to the things your hands have wrought, and He forgives many a sin." (Surah 42 - Verse 30).

This can also be confirmed by the following Hadîth:

Sayyadina Jabir (Radi Allahu anhu) has said that, "I have heard Sayyadina Rasûlullah (Salla Allahu alayhi wa Sallam) saying, the descending of illness and evil superstition befalling in the month of Safar is untrue." (Muslim)








Important dates and Anniversaries of Safar

1st - Urs Haji Waris Ali Shah

6th - Chatti Shareef, Khawaja Gharib-e-Nawaz, Ajmer Shareef

7th - Yaum-e-Ala Hadrat,

7th - Urs ; Shaykh Zakariya Multani

11th - Urs ; Hazrat Ibrahim Raza (Jilani Miya) Bareilly Shareef

11th - Ghiyarwee Shareef ; Hadrat Shaykh Abd'al-Qadir al-Jilani

13th - Urs ; Imam Nisai Abdul Rahman bin Shoaib

19th - Urs ; Hadrat Data Ganj Baksh, Lahore

19th - Wissal Sayyad Ahmed, Kalpi Sharif

25th - Urs ; Ala Hadrat Imam Ahmed Raza Khan,Bareilly Shareef

26th - Urs ; Sayyad Hassan Jilani, Baghdad Shareef

27th - Hijrat from Makkah of the Beloved Prophet
(Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa Sallam )

27th - Wissal Ghazi Sultan Salahuddin Ayyub

27th - Birth ; Hadrat Khawaja Nizamuddin Awliya Chisti

28th - Martyrdom of Imam Hassan,Madinah Munawwara

28th - Urs ; Hadrat Imam Mujaddid Alf Thaani, Sirhind,Punjab

29th - Urs ; Pir Meher Ali Shah, Golra Sharif

Rabi al-Awwal

Month of the Year: Rabi 'al Awwal is the third blessed month of the Islamic Calendar

The Literal Meaning: Rabi means 'Spring'. When the names were being given, this month, Rabi 'al Awwal, and the month that followed saw the end of Spring and thus name Rabi 'al Akhir (thani).

Significance of the Month: Sayyadina Rasulullah (Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa sallam), a Mercy of all Mankind was Born in this month. He migrated from Makkah Mukarramah to Madinah Munawwarah and departed from this world 63 year later. Sayyadina Rasulullah (Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa sallam) blessed birth is celebrated by Muslims in all four corners of the globe and is known as Eid Milad an-Nabi. Also go here to read more about our Most Beloved Prophet (Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa sallam).
BIRTH ;

Place
Makkah Mukarramah

Time
Subh Sâdiq [dawn]

Day
Monday

Date
8th or 12th

Month
Rabi 'al Awwal

Year
570 CE

Age at Nubuwwat
17 Ramadhân

Companion during Hijrat
Hadrat Abu Bakr (Radi allahu anhu)





Demise ;

Place
Home of Ayesha (Radi allahu anha)
Madinah Munawwarah

Time
Between Chast and Zawâl

Day
Monday

Month
Rabbi 'al Awwal

Year
11 AH

Age at the time of Death
63 years

Buried
In the home of Sayyiditina Ayesha (Radi allahu anha)




Important dates and Anniversaries (Urs) of Rabi al-Awwal



2nd - Yaum ; Hadrat Khawaja Bahauddeen Naqshbandi

5th - Urs Hadrat Khawaja Alauddin Sabir Kalyari,Kalyar Shareef

5th - Urs ; Hadrat Sakina binte Hadrat Imam Hussein

6th - Wissal Hadrat Sayyad Badshah Pir, Durban

6th - Chatti Shareef ; Khawaja Gharib Nawaz, Ajmer Shareef

7th - Urs ; Shah Hamdani,Kashmir

8th - Yaum-e-Imam Hassan Askari

11th - Ghiyarwee Shareef ; Shaykh Abd'al Qadir al-Jilani

12th - Eid Milad Un Nabi; Birth of the Beloved Prophet
(Salla Allahu ta'ala alayhi wa Sallam )

12th - Birth ; Hadrat Imam Jafar Sadiq

13th - Birth ; Imam Ahmad bin Hanbal

14th - Urs ; Hadrat Khawaja Qutbuddin Bakhtyar Kaki Delhi

19th - Birth ; Hadrat Khawaja Alauddin Sabir Kalyari

21th - Wissal ; Hadrat Shah Abdul Haqq Muhaddith Dehlvi

22th - Urs ; Sayyada Bibi Rabiya Basri

22th - Urs ; Hadrat Muhiyuddin Nasar

25th - Urs ; Lal Shah Baaz Qalander,Sevan Shareef

25th - Urs ; Hadrat Ache Miya Maherarwi, Maherah Shareef

26th - Urs ; Hadrat Bu Shah Ali Qalander

27th - Urs ; Hadrat Muhiyuddin Abu Nasr, Baghdad Shareef

29th - Urs ; Umm al Mu'mineen Hadrat Juwariyah,Madinah Munawwara

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