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Safar Date Today

Today's date in Safar, the 2nd month of the Hijri calendar, for Pakistan, India and Bangladesh, with the worldwide (Umm al-Qura) date.

Safar 1449 begins Tuesday, 6 July 2027

Pakistan, India, Bangladesh · Saudi Arabia Mon 5 Jul

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Today is 15 Jumada al-Awwal 1448 AH (16 Jumada al-Awwal 1448 worldwide).

Arabic

صَفَر

Urdu

صفر

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About Safar

Safar (صَفَر, Urdu صفر) is month 2 of the Islamic Hijri calendar. Its name means "empty, void". Safar is the second month. Its name is usually explained by homes standing empty while people travelled.

Pakistan, India and Bangladesh begin Safar by local moon sighting, usually one day after Saudi Arabia, which follows the Umm al-Qura calendar. That is why this page shows two dates. The first of the month can still move by a day once the crescent is sighted or not.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Safar date today?

It is not Safar yet. Today is 15 Jumada al-Awwal 1448 AH in Pakistan and India. Safar 1449 is expected to begin on Tuesday, 6 July 2027, in 252 days.

When does Safar 1449 start?

Safar 1449 AH is expected to begin on Tuesday, 6 July 2027 in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh, and on Monday, 5 July 2027 in Saudi Arabia (Umm al-Qura). The start is set by the sighting of the new crescent the evening before.

How many days are in Safar 1449?

Safar has 29 or 30 days; it ends when the next crescent is seen. By the calendar Safar 1449 has 29 days, and Rabi al-Awwal is expected to begin on Wednesday, 4 August 2027 in Pakistan and India.

What does Safar mean?

Safar (صَفَر) is month 2 of the Hijri calendar; the name means "empty, void". Safar is the second month. Its name is usually explained by homes standing empty while people travelled.