New Year Dua In Arabic. Dua to read after sighting of the new year moon. Islamic New Year Dua for Muharram Moon sighting, Dua in Arabic and Urdu. The new Islamic year begins after the sighting of the new moon and coincides with the beginning of the Islamic month of Muharram. New Year Dua In Arabic… Read More »
Islamic New Year Dua in Arabic. The 1st Muharram moon, which marks the beginning of the Hijri (Islamic) New Year, was sighted in Saudi Arabia on Friday, Alhamdulillah.. So if you haven’t read your dua, you can read it now. Abdullah bin Hisham (may Allah be pleased with him) narrates that when a new month… Read More »
Which Holiday Marks The New Year In The Kashmiri Calendar? April is here and with it comes many auspicious days and festivals that are marked for celebrations in this month. Today, April 2, marks the start of the Hindu New Year this year and coincides with Chaitra Navratri’s 1 day respectively. As India is a… Read More »
Baltistan New Year Is Called. The first day of the New Year in Baltistan was celebrated on 21 December. It is called ‘May Fung’, which means the festival of waving fire at night. The festival also celebrates the end of the longest night & the beginning of the new year. The people of the Baltistan… Read More »
In which country are Tamils eaten to celebrate New Year? Unwrapping a Costa Rican-style steamed banana leaf is like opening a gift. But considering the estimated 196 million pairs eaten during December — that’s three tamales per taco per day, according to a University of Costa Rica study — the daily ritual of the Advent… Read More »
In Which Country Tamales Are Eaten To Celebrate New Year? In America, we’re used to a traditional champagne toast, some fancy finger food, and a kiss to ring on New Year’s Eve and seal our fate for the lucky year ahead. But have you ever considered New Year’s traditions around the world? From tamales in… Read More »