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Updated July 2024
The Hajj holds profound significance in the Islamic calendar, attracting millions of Muslims globally to Makkah every year. Being aware of its dates is crucial for Muslims, enabling them to meticulously plan and adequately prepare for this profound spiritual journey.
As the holy city beckons pilgrims’ arrival, Wego breaks down the Hajj dates for the year 2025.
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When is Hajj 2025?
The Hajj follows the Islamic Hijri calendar, which differs from the Gregorian calendar we commonly use. This means the dates for Hajj remain constant in the Hijri calendar but shift slightly each year in the Gregorian calendar.
The Hajj itself is a relatively short but impactful period of intense spiritual activity. Lasting five to six days, depending on the moon sighting, it involves completing specific rituals and prayers at designated locations in and around Makkah. While brief, the experience leaves a lasting impression.
Islamic calendar dates
In the Hijri calendar, Hajj falls from the 8th to the 13th of Dzul Hijjah. Notably, the 10th of Dzul Hijjah marks the celebration of Eid al-Adha. These dates remain consistent year after year within the Islamic calendar.
The Hajj itself is a relatively short but impactful period of intense spiritual activity. Lasting five to six days, depending on the moon sighting, it involves completing specific rituals and prayers at designated locations in and around Makkah. While brief, the experience leaves a lasting impression.
Gregorian calendar dates
According to preliminary estimates, the Hajj pilgrimage for the Gregorian calendar year 2025 is anticipated to occur from Wednesday, 4 June 2025 to Monday, 9 June 2025. During this time, pilgrims gather in Makkah, the holiest site in Islam. The final days of Hajj hold particular importance, encompassing many crucial rituals.
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