Wishes for new year 2023

Description • New is the year, new are the hopes, new is the resolution, new are the spirits, and new are my warm wishes just for you. Have a promising and fulfilling New Year 2023! • Each new day is a blank page in the diary of your life. The secret of success is in turning that diary into the best story you possibly can. I wish you Happy New Year and diary full of best stories ever written in your life. • As this year is ending, I wish all the negativity and difficulties also end with this year and the New Year bring success and desired results for you. • As the New Year renews all the happiness and good tidings, hope the joyful spirit keeps glowing in your heart forever! Happy New Year 2023! • Leaving items of old behind, may new, adventuresome fulfill your days. Happy New Year 2023! • Everything about the future is uncertain, but one thing is for sure that God had already planned all our tomorrows, we just have to trust him today, and I heartily wish a beautiful tomorrow for you and your family. • When I could have one wish, it’d be that you attain your career objectives and feel an overpowering sense of achievement. Happy new year 2023! • Inspiration you attract to those who understand you. Encouragement you give. Thank you. Happy New Year 2023 to You! • May you have good health, a great deal of happiness, along with a fantastic New Year. • May all of the 365 days of the New Year 2023 be yours with Happiness, Joy, and Affection! Happy New Year • May the year 2023 show...

Jump to: • • • • The Islamic calendar is a fully lunar calendar with 12 months, each month containing 29 or 30 days. The year kicks off with a sacred month by the name of Muharram. Literally, the Arabic word “Muharram” means “that which is made sacred.” A sacred month in Islam is a month in which fighting is prohibited to allow for peace. In Islam, salvation is earned through one’s own hard work. Each person has a balance of their own good deeds and sins based on their intentions and actions. In sacred months, good deeds are multiplied and weigh more heavily, but similarly so do sins; sins are considered more serious in sacred months. You can learn more about Islamic months in our explainers on The other significance of Muharram is a day called Ashura. Ashura means the “tenth” and it refers to the tenth day of the month. On this day, it’s believed the Prophet Moses and his people were saved from Pharaoh by the splitting of the sea. For this reason (before it was decreed in the Quran to fast during some Muslims might fast on Ashura, the 10th of Muharram — however, it is optional. Muharram also marks the month of past political unrest and it is the month in which Prophet Muhammad’s grandson, Hussain, was martyred. His martyrdom is an event that is particularly commemorated by Shia Muslims. This may be done in Shia communities through congregational gatherings and an overall practice of mourning and sadness. What is Muharram? Muharram is the first Islamic month on the 12 mont...