PROTECT YOUR DNA WITH QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY
Orgo-Life the new way to the future Advertising by AdpathwayMuharram 2025: Muharram, the first month of the Islamic calendar, marks the Islamic New Year and is one of Islam's four sacred months. In India, Muharram's observance might fall on July 6 or July 7, 2025, depending on the moon sighting. Although July 6 is expected for the Muharram holiday, the date could shift to July 7 if the new moon isn't sighted accordingly. The confirmation will depend on lunar sighting.
Muharram Public Holiday in India
Muharram is a public holiday in India, resulting in closures of schools, banks, government offices, and some private businesses. Moreover, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) will be shut.
When is Muharram 2025?
Most government holiday calendars currently mark Muharram on July 6. However, if the moon isn’t sighted as expected, the observance may shift to July 7, accordingly affecting school and office closures in many states.
In the previous years, Muharram dates have differed regionally due to differences in moon sightings, often causing uncertainty around the holiday. A similar situation could occur this year as well.
What is importance of Muharram in Islam?
Muharram means "forbidden". It's a sacred month where fighting and warfare are not allowed, making it a special and respected time.
Muslims are encouraged to engage in increased worship during this holy month. Its title is ‘the month of Allah’, which is why it’s special and one of the most blessed in the Islamic calendar.
Muharram holds deep religious and historical importance for Muslims. It's a sacred month and marks the start of the Islamic calendar. This month also commemorates the migration (hijrah) of Muslims to Medina, where the first Islamic state was established in 622 CE.
Muharram 2025 Date: Stay updated
As Muharram 2025 approaches, Indians are advised to stay updated with the latest moon sighting news to confirm the exact holiday date. Depending on the lunar sighting, Muharram will be observed on either July 6 or July 7. Regardless of the date, it will be a significant day for religious observance and will have a nationwide impact on public services and trading activities.