Ashura | History, Belief and Significance
Muslims celebrate the day of Ashura each year, following the teachings (Sunnah) of Prophet Muhammad to glorify and venerate the day on which Allah rescued Prophet Moses, along with his people, from drowning.
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Muslims celebrate the day of Ashura each year, following the teachings (Sunnah) of Prophet Muhammad to glorify and venerate the day on which Allah rescued Prophet Moses, along with his people, from drowning.
Muslims celebrate the day of Ashura each year, following the teachings (Sunnah) of Prophet Muhammad to glorify and venerate the day on which Allah rescued Prophet Moses, along with his people, from drowning. It is such a great day that we need to commemorate and recall it as a day honored by Allah.
The Day of Ashura is a Muslim holy day. Read here to find out why and how it's observed.
From the blog of Allen S. Maller at The Times of Israel
Authorities in Saudi Arabia and the moon sighting committees in United Arab Emirate (UAE), Kuwait, Oman, Iraq, Qatar and other Muslim states have appealed the local residents to spot the new moon of the Holy month of Muharram al Haram today i.e. Thursday 29th of Dhul Hijjah 1443 AH corresponding to July 28, 2022 to decide the first day of the Islamic Hijri Calendar, also known Islamic New Year day.