A Blessed and Happy New Year - Hijri Calendar

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Happy New Year to everyone.
Hope we make the most of this year.
correct and avoid mistakes of past.
meet our goals and plans.
make our life more purposeful and fulfilling.
and take another step closer to reaching our potential in deen and dunya.

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Happy New Year to All Muslims and Also to non-Muslims, and Ameen to Poster number#1 post.

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happy new year....

Koi nai tazi batao

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InshaAllah.

Happy new year to you and your family.

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Ameen.

Wishing you all a very happy new year.

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...
Aamin to X2's dua... may Allah make us one nation aamin...

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Ameen.

Wishing you all a very happy new year.

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thanks for the reminder x2

Same to you..

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To All Muslims,
Happy New Year. May Allah give us more strength to follow Allah's command and stay on the right path. Ameen.

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Aameen.

But how comes we are having a semi-religious topic, and there is no controversy.

So let me bring it in :D

we muslims dont congratulate each other on hijri new year. There are only two occasions given to us to be congratulated. Two Eids ..

that is it.

SO sorry X2 but take it back

:D

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Happy New Year indeed. May Allah bless us with his mercy and protect us from all evils.

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i think any opportunity which one can use as a starting point or a milestone to evaluate self and to better oneself is okay. so dont celebrate new year by the islamic calendar, just know that another year has started, as we reflect on new years on dec 31 many of us think about goals from a worldly perspective (many not all) health, weight, career, social life, etc.

I thought maybe this will serve as a gentle reminder to people to revisit all those goals they were thinking about ...have they started doing something concrete about them, and to also use this as an opportunity to have people think about their spiritual and religious life, did they make goals for that on dec 31, ifnot good time to see what they can change..improve..start...end.

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Happy New Year 1429 AH everyone :hula: :hula:
Thanks for opening this thread

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Alhamdollilah. Another new year has started.

Muslim new year is always a mix of happiness and sadness. Due to events leading up to Ashura coming just 10 days into Moharram, its generally considered inappropriate to be celebrating like the Gregorian new year (Jan 1st). As X2 said, this is a day to reflect on what we did last year, and how we want to shape up for the next year. Fresh year, fresh start. Insha Allah.

Next year, the Hijri new year and Gregorian new year will coincide. Wonderful. This happens about once every 36 years.

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You should be in politics, TLK!

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A very happy new your to you and your family, X2.
And Ameen on all what you have written.

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Ameen. :)

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No sorry, we need your daytime job...:p

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Every Pakistani, by birth ,, is in poilitics ...

:D

aap ko yeah bhee nahee pataa, although you are married to one :D

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Agar pata hota to hoshiyaar rahti...