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Hijri calendar

Ramadan 1536

June to July 2112 رمضان

Dates for

Dates expectedHijri months begin on the sighting of the new moon, which cannot be known in advance. Every date below may move by a day.
How the Centre establishes these dates

Hijri dates on this site are established by moon sighting, not by calculation. A month begins for the Centre when the new crescent has been sighted with the naked eye on our own horizon, south-east Queensland; where no sighting is confirmed here, the outgoing month is completed at 30 days. Dates shown as expected are subject to that confirmation. Members who follow a marja with a different ruling on the horizon, or on sighting through instruments, should follow their own marja — these dates govern the Centre’s programme.

Calculated for PakistanThese are Pakistan’s dates, calculated, not announced. A month there is expected to begin the day after the crescent can first be seen there by eye, and every date below may move by a day when it is announced in Pakistan. The Centre in North Ipswich keeps the Australian dates.
Calculated for IndiaThese are India’s dates, calculated, not announced. A month there is expected to begin the day after the crescent can first be seen there by eye, and every date below may move by a day when it is announced in India. The Centre in North Ipswich keeps the Australian dates.
Ramadan 1536 AH, shown with Gregorian dates
SundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturday
1Jun 27Start of the fast, Ramadan
228, Ramadan
329, Ramadan
430, Ramadan
5Jul 1, Ramadan
62, Ramadan
73, Ramadan
84Shahadat of Abu Talib (a) – Ramadan reckoning, Ramadan
95, Ramadan
106Wafat of Sayyida Khadija (a), Ramadan
117, Ramadan
128, Ramadan
139, Ramadan
1410, Ramadan
1511Wiladat of Imam al-Hasan al-Mujtaba (a), Ramadan
1612, Ramadan
1713, Ramadan
1814Laylat al-Qadr (19th)Eve of 19, after Maghrib, Ramadan, Shab-e-Zarbat
1915, Ramadan
2016Conquest of Mecca, Ramadan, Laylat al-Qadr (21st)
2117Shahadat of Imam Ali (a), Ramadan2218Laylat al-Qadr (23rd)Eve of 23, after Maghrib, Ramadan
2319, Ramadan
2420Shab-e-Qadr (25th)Eve of 25, after Maghrib, Ramadan
2521, Ramadan
2622al-Quds Day, Ramadan, Shab-e-Qadr (27th)
2723, Ramadan
2824, Ramadan
2925, Ramadan
  • Mourning
  • Celebration
  • Worship
  • Commemoration
  • Bar: in the calendar, no programme announced yet
  • Friday

Where communities differ on a date, both positions are shown rather than one being presented as correct. Families at this Centre follow different maraji, and the calendar reflects that.

Observances in Ramadan

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  1. 1

    MonSunSun
    27 June26 June26 June

    Start of the fast

    Worship

    A’maal for this day →

    Observed on different dates by different communities
    • Indo-Pak: Moonsighting Australia: local sighting; announced 20 Feb 2026 for 1447
    • Iraqi: Sistani's office announced 19 Feb 2026 for 1447
  2. 8

    MonSunSun
    4 July3 July3 July

    Shahadat of Abu Talib (a)

    Mourning · Ramadan reckoning

    A’maal for this day →

    Observed on different dates by different communities
    • Indo-Pak: 8 Ramadan (SABA prints it)
    • Iraqi: 1 Dhu al-Qada or Shawwal
  3. 10

    WedTueTue
    6 July5 July5 July

  4. 15

    MonSunSun
    11 July10 July10 July

  5. 19

    Eve

    ThuWedWed
    14 July13 July13 July

    Laylat al-Qadr (19th)

    Worship

    Thursday 14 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Friday 15 July)Wednesday 13 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Thursday 14 July)Wednesday 13 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Thursday 14 July)

    A’maal for this day →

  6. 19

    Eve

    ThuWedWed
    14 July13 July13 July

    Shab-e-Zarbat

    Mourning

    Imam Ali (a) struck by Ibn Muljam at the morning prayer

    Thursday 14 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Friday 15 July)Wednesday 13 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Thursday 14 July)Wednesday 13 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Thursday 14 July)

    A’maal for this day →

    Observed on different dates by different communities
    • Indo-Pak: SABA prints 18 Ramadan -- the same night, anchored to the day it begins
    • Iranian: Anchored to the eve of the 19th
  7. 20

    SatFriFri
    16 July15 July15 July

    Conquest of Mecca

    Commemoration

    A’maal for this day →

    Observed on different dates by different communities
    • Iranian: 20 Ramadan 8 AH is the majority view (wikishia)
  8. 21

    Eve

    SatFriFri
    16 July15 July15 July

    Laylat al-Qadr (21st)

    Worship

    Saturday 16 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Sunday 17 July)Friday 15 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Saturday 16 July)Friday 15 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Saturday 16 July)

    A’maal for this day →

  9. 21

    SunSatSat
    17 July16 July16 July

  10. 23

    Eve

    MonSunSun
    18 July17 July17 July

    Laylat al-Qadr (23rd)

    Worship

    Monday 18 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Tuesday 19 July)Sunday 17 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Monday 18 July)Sunday 17 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Monday 18 July)

    A’maal for this day →

  11. 25

    Eve

    WedTueTue
    20 July19 July19 July

    Shab-e-Qadr (25th)

    Worship

    Wednesday 20 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Thursday 21 July)Tuesday 19 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Wednesday 20 July)Tuesday 19 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Wednesday 20 July)

    A’maal for this day →

    Observed on different dates by different communities
    • Indo-Pak: SABA prints five Qadr nights: 19, 21, 23, 25, 27
    • Iranian: Twelver fiqh gives three: 19, 21, 23
  12. 262727

    Fri
    22 July

  13. 27

    Eve

    FriThuThu
    22 July21 July21 July

    Shab-e-Qadr (27th)

    Worship

    Friday 22 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Saturday 23 July)Thursday 21 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Friday 22 July)Thursday 21 July evening, after Maghrib (the eve of Friday 22 July)

    A’maal for this day →

    Observed on different dates by different communities
    • Indo-Pak: SABA prints five Qadr nights: 19, 21, 23, 25, 27
    • Iranian: Twelver fiqh gives three: 19, 21, 23
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