Hijri calendar 2023

Gregorian Islamic Calendar in Morocco 2023 To display Gregorian calendar with National Holidays for year 2023 in your country, select it from the dropdown list. This is the Gregorian calendar from January to December for year 2023 AD, (1444-1445 AH) with corresponding Hijri (Islamic) dates in Morocco in addition to dates of national holidays in Morocco for this Gregorian year. Click here to display National Holidays in Morocco 2023AD Holiday Day Gregorian Date Hijri Date 1 New Year's Day Sunday 1 January (Kanun ath-Thani) 2023 8 Jumada ath-Thānī 1444 2 Anniversary of the Independence Manifesto Wednesday 11 January (Kanun ath-Thani) 2023 18 Jumada ath-Thānī 1444 3 Eid al-Fitr (Tentative Date) Saturday 22 April (Naysan) 2023 2 Shawwal 1444 4 Eid al-Fitr holiday (Tentative Date) Sunday 23 April (Naysan) 2023 3 Shawwal 1444 5 Labour Day/May Day Monday 1 May (Ayyar) 2023 11 Shawwal 1444 6 Eid al-Adha (Tentative Date) Thursday 29 June (Haziran) 2023 11 Dhul-Hijjah 1444 7 Hijra New Year (Tentative Date) Wednesday 19 July (Tammuz) 2023 1 Muharram 1445 8 Feast of the Throne Sunday 30 July (Tammuz) 2023 12 Muharram 1445 9 Anniversary of the Recovery Oued Ed-Dahab Monday 14 August (Ab) 2023 27 Muharram 1445 10 Anniversary of the Revolution of the King and the People Sunday 20 August (Ab) 2023 4 Safar 1445 11 Youth Day Monday 21 August (Ab) 2023 5 Safar 1445 12 The Prophet Muhammad's Birthday Wednesday 27 September (Aylul) 2023 12 Rabī' al-Awwal 1445 13 The Prophet Muhammad's Birthday...

The Federal Authority for Human Resources announced in a tweet that the official dates for Eid Al Adha 2023 are 9 to 12 Dhu al-Hijjah. الهيئة: إجازةعيدالأضحىفيالحكومةالاتحاديةمن 9 إلى 12 ذيالحجة،وبمايوافقذلكمنالتاريخالميلادي. — FAHR (@FAHR_UAE) What does this mean for likely Eid holidays? The exact dates in the Gregorian calendar will depend on the moon sighting however a If that is the case, UAE residents will enjoy a six-day public holiday from Tuesday June 27 until Friday June 30. Those that have a Saturday and Sunday weekend, will then only return to work on Monday July 3. Remember though, the confirmation of dates all depend on the sighting of the moon. What is Eid Al Adha? According to tradition, Eid Al Adha is held to honour Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son, after being instructed to do so by God. Prophet Ibrahim told his son of the dream, and the son then told his father to follow the order. But God intervened, sending a sheep to take his son’s place. When is the next public holiday after Eid al Adha? After Arafat Day and Eid Al Adha, the next Stay tuned to Images: Unsplash