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30 oct 2020 pakistan friday 30  october 2020

Quick facts 

this year ; friday 30 october 2020

next year ; tue 19 october 2021 

last year sunday 10 nov 2019

People who follow different schools of Islamic jurisprudence have different observations of Milad-un-Nabi.  Some scholars forbid the celebration and even challenge the legal status of the holiday in the light of Islamic law.  Many Muslims do not believe in celebrating birthdays or anniversaries because there is no evidence of such a life of imitation of the Holy Prophet Mohammad.  on the other hand .  Many Islamic scholars believe that this day should be celebrated with festivity.  There are many Muslims who celebrate this day with great religious fervor.

  The day began with an official 31-gun salute in the federal capital and a 21-gun salute at provincial headquarters.  The national flag is adorned on all major public buildings, government and non-government facilities, mosques and even houses and is illuminated with colorful lights at night.

  Sira conferences are held at both federal and provincial levels where religious scholars and intellectuals come to know the life of Prophet Muhammad.  Sayings.  Highlight teachings and philosophies.  نعت 'نبي.  Poetry written in praise of 'and Qur'an recitation competitions are also held where prizes are distributed among the people who have excelled in the above subjects.

  Many people also donate to charity.  Food and sweets were distributed to the poor and needy.  In addition, shelter is provided for orphans, the physically and mentally handicapped and widows.

  Special prayers are offered in mosques.  Religious leaders and scholars preach the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad.  Stories and incidents related to his moral life such as forgiveness, kindness, bravery, wisdom.  Love for honesty and peace is cited.

  Milad-un-Nabi congregation gatherings, rallies and processions also take place in major cities of Pakistan.  The processions usually begin at a central location, such as central mosques or public places, pass through designated routes, and end at a point.

  Public life

  Eid Milad-un-Nabi is a public holiday in Pakistan.  On this day all government and semi-government offices.  And mostly private offices, businesses, shopping malls.  Post offices and educational institutions are closed.

  On this day, those wishing to travel by public transport will need to contact the local transport authorities on the availability of public transport.  Milad-un-Nabi on major routes.  The processions may disrupt traffic.

  background

  The first public celebrations of the Milad-un-Nabi century took place in Egypt at the end of the eleventh century.  It was primarily a festival of the Shia ruling class.  The ceremonies featured recitations of the Koran, animal sacrifices, public sermons and invitations.

  The first public gathering of Milad-un-Nabi by Sunnis took place in Syria in the 12th century under the rule of Nur al-Din Zangi.  In 1910, it was officially declared a national holiday in the Ottoman Empire.  Milad-un-Nabi is now an official holiday in many Muslim countries around the world.

  Signs

  Green pen marks are often seen in Milad-un-Nabi processions, shrines and mosques.  Green is a color associated with Nabi Karim with which are their favorite colors.  The Prophet is said to have chosen the green flag to represent the Islamic Republic in his lifetime.  On the occasion of Rabi-ul-Awwal, candles and oil lamps have been lit to welcome the arrival of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and to celebrate his birth happily.

  Muslims use the lunar calendar, which is different from the Gregorian calendar used around the world.  This means that the Gregorian history of Muslim holidays varies slightly from year to year.  Which falls at the beginning of 11 days each year .....

 The Islamic calendar is based on the moon.  It is also known as the Hijri calendar, it started after the Hijrah of the Prophet (peace be upon him) from Madinah.  Each month begins at the end of the previous month on the lunar eclipse.  Once the moon appears, the new month begins.  Each month begins with a new lunar cycle.  Therefore, the Muslim calendar offers only a temporary overview of the coming Islamic dates as the beginning of each month is conditional on the sighting of the moon.  Rabi-ul-Awal is the third month of the Islamic calendar.

  In Arabic, the word "Rabi" means spring, while "Awal" means first.  Therefore, in general, Rabi-ul-Awal is translated into the first spring.  Since Rabi-ul-Awal is a month in the lunar calendar, it can occur in any season.  Therefore, the name Rabi-ul-Awal has symbolic significance because it is not a symbol of the actual season of spring but a sign of the arrival of happiness (spring) or especially depression after the disappointment of winter.

  Rabi-ul-Awal is named because even before the birth of the Holy Prophet (SAW) people were living in a state of ignorance and darkness.  They worshiped different gods.  They were deviating from the path of Allah.  When the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) was born, he brought with him the message of truth, the message of Allaah, solidarity.  This message led people to the path of enlightenment, and helped them to distinguish between right and wrong.

  The Holy Prophet (SAW) is a manifestation of perfection.  She is a role model chosen for us by Allah and we have to follow her Sunnah to live an ideal life which is not only something that has been explained to us through religion but in fact all  It is beneficial for human beings if we were to act on it.

  "Surely there has been a good example for you in the Messenger of Allah, who hopes for Allah and the Last Day, and [who] remembers Allah often."  (Qur'an 33:21)

  The month of Rabi-ul-Awwal has a special significance in Islam because Muslims believe that the Holy Prophet (PBUH) was also born in this month, although there is no consensus on its actual date.  Muslims often celebrate it on the 12th of Rabi al-Awwal, and this day is often called Eid Milad-un-Nabi.  The birth of the Prophet (peace be upon him) was celebrated by Muslims all over the world with great enthusiasm.  Many Muslims celebrate Milad throughout the month in memory of the Holy Prophet (SAW).

  If you want to see the dates of Rabi-ul-Awal 2017 or any other upcoming Islamic event, please go to the Islamic calendar available on Islamic Finder.  It provides you with a very accurate history of Islamic history with all the Islamic events highlighted for your convenience.  You can easily view the dates of any upcoming Islamic holidays.  With just a few clicks, you can change Hijri dates to Gregorian and vice versa.

  With Islamic Finder, you can view both the Muslim and regular calendars at the same time and compare the dates of both at your convenience.  In addition.  if you do not agree with the digital version, you can print a copy of the Islamic calendar.People who follow different schools of Islamic jurisprudence have different observations of Milad-un-Nabi.  Some scholars forbid the celebration and even challenge the legal status of the holiday in the light of Islamic law.  Many Muslims do not believe in celebrating birthdays or anniversaries because there is no evidence of such a life of imitation of the Holy Prophet محمّد  on the other hand .  Many Islamic scholars believe that this day should be celebrated with festivity.  There are many Muslims who celebrate this day with great religious fervor.۔

  The day began with an official 31-gun salute in the federal capital and a 21-gun salute at provincial