25 Muharram Quotes and Wishes for Islamic New Year



 The Islamic calendar is a full lunar calendar with 12 months, each with 29 or 30 days. The year begins with a holy month named Muharram. Literally, the Arabic word "Muharram" means "that which is made sacred." A holy month in Islam is a month in which fighting is prohibited to maintain peace. Salvation in Islam is earned by one's own hard work. Each person has a balance of his own good deeds and sins based on his intentions and actions. In holy months, good deeds multiply and gain more weight, but so do sins; Sins are considered more serious in holy months. To know about the date of Ramadan and Eid al-Adha, you can visit or you can learn more about the Islamic months in the explainer.

The second importance of Muharram is the day called Ashura. Ashura means "tenth" and refers to the tenth day of the month. It is believed that on this day Prophet Moses and his people were saved from Pharaoh by the parting of the sea. For this reason (before the Quran enjoins fasting during the month of Ramadan), the Prophet Muhammad used to fast on the 10th of Muharram. To this day, some Muslims may fast on Ashura, the 10th of Muharram - however, this is optional.

Muharram additionally denotes the last month of political distress and is the month wherein Husayn, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, was martyred. His martyrdom is an event celebrated especially by Shia Muslims. This can be done through mass ceremonies in Shia communities and the overall practice of mourning and sadness.

What is Muharram?

Muharram is the first Islamic month on the 12-month Islamic lunar calendar. Its date varies every year on the solar Gregorian calendar. It moves back about 10 days each year, which is much earlier than the previous year on the solar calendar. This means that it also varies throughout the seasons.

Why is Muharram so special?

Muharram is an Arabic word that translates to "that which is made holy". It is a holy month on the Islamic calendar. It is also the first month of the Islamic calendar, marking the beginning of the new Hijri year – the era used in the Islamic lunar calendar.

According to Islamic law, an Islamic year consists of four holy months, or Ashurul Hurum. It is stated in the Quran:

“God decrees that there are twelve months — ordained in God’s Book on the Day when He created the heavens and earth — four months of which are sacred: this is the correct calculation.”

— 9:36

Ramzan is a popular and holy month, but not a holy month. There are four holy months: Muharram, Rajab, Dhul-Qadda, and Dhul-Hijjah. Muharram is the first month of the Islamic calendar, Rajab is the third month, Dhul-Qadda is the eleventh month and Dhul-Hijjah is the twelfth and final month. Dhul-Hijjah is the month in which Eid al-Adha occurs. Of the four holy months, three are consecutive and one month (Rajab) is lonely.

How do people celebrate Muharram?

Today, some highly practicing Muslims around the world may observe Muharram with an optional fast on the 10th day. Furthermore, Muharram is a time of mourning for Shia Muslims. Prophet Muhammad's grandson was martyred in Muharram; An event that is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Shia congregations.

Muharram Quotes, Wishes & Messages

For family members, friends, colleagues, or loved ones celebrating Muharram, here are 25 Muharram 2023 wishes to share in honor of the Islamic New Year:


  1. Wishing you a blessed Islamic year!
  2. May this Islamic year bring you the best of faith and health.
  3. May God allow you to enter this new year with confidence and security. Let us be closer to God in this new Islamic year.
  4. Hope you get everything you wish for in this new year.
  5. Have a safe and blessed Muharram.
  6. May God keep us on the right path this year and always.
  7. Wishing you peace, love, and joy.
  8. Happy Islamic New Year!
  9. May this year be better than last.
  10. Praise and thanks to Allah for allowing us to live the last year.
  11. Let us start our new year with the remembrance of Allah.
  12. I wish you good health this year.
  13. I wish you good health this year.
  14. May this new year be filled with divine gifts from God for you!
  15. Happy start to the new Islamic year!
  16. May this Lunar New Year bring you peace, prosperity, and satisfaction?
  17. The year is ending well, and the new year is starting well too. Alhamdulillah.
  18. May this year be in peace and love.
  19. A fresh start and a new beginning - Happy New Year!
  20. Have a holy Muharram.
  21. May you get everything you have to give in this holy month?
  22. Have a safe Muharram.
  23. May this holy month and this new year bring you closer to Allah?
  24. Another year, another opportunity to enjoy God's blessings!
  25. Happy Hijri year!

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