Happy New Hijri Year 1426

February 10, 2005 – 1:13 pm |

I would like to wish everyone a Happy New Hijri Year 1426.

May it be a blessed, happy and joyful year for you all bringing you prosperity, success and great health.

On another note…
Even though this occasion is still marked all over the Islamic world, people are giving it less and less importance. It’s becoming more and more like one of those meaningless days off.
What is weird is that muslims are now celebrating all sorts of things from valentine’s day to halloween to christmas to almost everything, but they fail to truly celebrate the start of a new year in the Islamic calendar.

It’s been 1426 years since the muslims, led by prophet Mohamed (PBUH), migrated from Mecca to Yathrib (now Al Madina El Munawwarah), marking a very important point in the history of Islam.

I think muslims should give more importance to this day and teach their children more about their religion and its history.
I know that we’re all modern people of the future, but our history is part of who we are and that should never be forgotten or taken lightly.

  • http://andfaraway.tk Roba

    Kol 3am o into b’7eir :)

  • http://www.natashatynes.com natasha

    Happy New Hijri Year. Koul 3am w inta bi Khair.

  • http://www.subzeroblue.com MMM

    Thank you :) May it be a great one for you too :)

  • Naji

    happy new year. i knew your blog from aquacool. i agree with what you said about muslim occasions. if only more people think in a mature way like you do. from all the muslim blogs i know, you and aquacool were the only people to mention this occasion. maybe there are others i don’t know.
    anyway. good to know your blog.

  • http://www.subzeroblue.com MMM

    Thank you Naji :)
    Happy new year to you too.

    Good to have you here. I hope to see and hear more from you here.

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