months in islam

Months in islam

Like the Gregorian calendar, there are 12 months in the Islamic calendar. 

They are as follows:

  • Muharram
  • Safar
  • Rabiul Awwal
  • Rabi Ath-thaani
  • Jamadaul Ooola 
  • Jamadul Aakhir
  • Rajab 
  • Sha’ban
  • Ramadan
  • Shawaal
  • Dhul Qa’dah
  • Dhul Hijjah

Months in Islam nasheed

This nasheed is very special to me..I sing it to myself whenever I need to recall the months in islam or when im trying to remember what comes next. My sister does this too (out loud sometimes) and it’s the only reason why we both know our Islamic months. I’m sure many people who know the 12 months, know so thanks to this nasheed.

Check it out by clicking below and get your kids to listen and learn it so they become familiar with the Isalmic months too!

Important aspects of Islamic months

Important aspects of the months in islam 

Muharram- The month of Allah 

Safar- The month of distinction

Rabi Al awwal- The month the Prophet (pbuh) was born

Rabi Ath-thaani (also known as Rabi Al aakhir)

Jamadal Oola (also known as Jamad Al Awal)

Jamadal Aakhir

Rajab- The month in which Isra wal Miraj took place

Sha’ban- The prophet  (pbuh) would fast alot during this month

Ramadan- month of fasting

Shawaal- month of reward

Dhul Qa’dah- A sacred month

Dhul Hijjah- month of Hajj

Four months in Islam are considered sacred; Muharram, Rajab, Dhul Qa’dah and Dhul Hijjah. War is forbidden in these months unless it is in response to aggression.

Months in Islam poster for kids

This free downloadable poster can be accessed here. Print, laminate and display it somewhere kids can see and access. Also, I have added a colouring in version of this for kids, as some of my students always want to colour! To download the black and white version for colouring, please login for free and go to the assorted tab under resources.

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