25+ Islamic New Year wishes, quotes, messages, images & WhatsApp status to share with loved ones on Hijri New Year
Islamic New Year wishes & image: As the sacred month of Muharram-ul-Haram begins, Muslims across the world welcome the Islamic New Year with heartfelt prayers, reflection, and a renewed sense of faith. It is a time of remembrance, especially the first ten days, which mark the martyrdom of Imam Hussain (RA) in the Battle of Karbala.
Whether you're looking to send Islamic New Year wishes, inspiring quotes, touching messages, or even a simple WhatsApp status to share with friends and family, we've curated a beautiful collection for you.
Heartfelt Islamic New Year Wishes to Share
Here are some of the most thoughtful and meaningful Islamic New Year wishes you can share:
Wishing you a Hijri New Year filled with peace, prosperity, and Allah's blessings.
May Allah guide you in every step of your life this Islamic New Year.
Hope this Muharram brings you closer to your faith and brings peace to your heart.
Let the start of this Islamic year be the beginning of all things beautiful in your life.
Happy Islamic New Year! May your prayers be answered and your dreams fulfilled.
Inspirational Islamic New Year Quotes
These quotes are perfect for WhatsApp or social media posts:
"May this Hijri New Year renew your Imaan and strengthen your connection with Allah."
"Wishing you a year filled with abundant blessings and divine guidance."
"Let this year be a new beginning of hope, joy, and strong faith."
"In this sacred month of Muharram, may Allah grant us wisdom and patience."
"As we welcome the Islamic New Year, may your days be filled with love, forgiveness, and spiritual enlightenment."
"Celebrate the Islamic New Year by remembering the courage and sacrifice of Imam Hussain."
"May the Islamic New Year be filled with light, love, and lasting blessings."
"Wishing you a year of faith, hope, and perseverance—Happy Hijri New Year!"
Short Islamic New Year Messages for Friends and Family
Here are some short yet heartfelt Islamic New Year messages you can send via SMS or WhatsApp:
Happy Muharram! Wishing you strength and faith all year long.
On this blessed occasion, may your faith strengthen, your gratitude deepen, and your life be adorned with happiness.
May this Islamic year bring peace to your home and happiness to your heart.
As Muharram marks a new chapter, may Allah bless you with strength, peace, and joy.
On this holy occasion, may Allah bless you and your family abundantly.
May Allah shower you with abundant mercy, spark hope in your heart, and enrich your every day.
May you find hope, healing, and harmony this Muharram-ul-Haram.
Celebrate this Hijri New Year with passion and gratitude. May Allah's wisdom guide you throughout."
Let's begin the year with gratitude, kindness, and sincerity. Happy Hijri Year!
Islamic New Year WhatsApp Status Ideas
Update your WhatsApp with a meaningful Islamic New Year status:
Hijri 1446 – A new chapter of faith and peace begins.
May Allah bless you with opportunities, blessings, and reflective moments this Hijri year.
New Islamic Year, New opportunities to please Allah.
May this Islamic New Year bring peace to the world and unity among all.
Welcome Muharram with remembrance and prayers.
This year, let our hearts be full of faith and forgiveness.
Hijri Mubarak! May Allah make this year a source of barakah for us all.
Islamic New Year Images, Photos, Posters, Cards To Share
Why Sharing Wishes on Islamic New Year Matters
Sharing Islamic New Year wishes, quotes, and messages is a beautiful way to connect with loved ones. It not only spreads positivity but also reminds us of the spiritual value of Muharram-ul-Haram. Whether it's a warm message, a soulful quote, or a heartfelt WhatsApp status, these small gestures carry deep meaning during this pious month.
When is Muharram-ul-Haram 2024?
As per the Masjid-e-Nakhoda Markazi Rooyat-e-Hilal Committee, the crescent moon was sighted on the evening of June 26, marking the start of Muharram-ul-Haram from Friday, June 27. The 10th day of Muharram, also known as Yum-e-Ashura, will be observed on Sunday, July 6.
This month is not only the beginning of the Hijri calendar but also a time of peace, devotion, and spiritual awakening. It is one of the four most sacred months in Islam where all acts of violence are strictly prohibited.
Significance of Muharram and the Islamic New Year
The Islamic New Year, also known as Hijri New Year, is the first day of Muharram, the first month in the Islamic lunar calendar. The word 'Muharram' itself comes from 'haram', meaning 'forbidden', indicating the sanctity of this holy month.
This period holds deep importance for Muslims worldwide. The first ten days are especially significant as they honour the sacrifice of Imam Hussain (RA)—the grandson of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)—who was martyred in the Battle of Karbala.
(Note: Dates/timings may be subject to change; details mentioned here are as per the information available.)
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