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Islamic Calendar · 2030

Islamic Holidays in 2030

10 major Islamic observances fall in 2030, listed chronologically below with Gregorian and Hijri dates.

Ramadan 2030 begins approximately January 5, 2030; exact start subject to local moon sighting.

DateDayHolidayHijri
January 5, 2030SaturdayRamadan (1st of Ramadan)1 Ramadan 1451
January 31, 2030ThursdayLaylat al-Qadr (Night of Power)27 Ramadan 1451
February 4, 2030MondayEid al-Fitr1 Shawwal 1451
April 12, 2030FridayDay of Arafah9 Dhul Hijjah 1451
April 13, 2030SaturdayEid al-Adha10 Dhul Hijjah 1451
May 4, 2030SaturdayIslamic New Year (Hijri New Year)1 Muharram 1452
May 13, 2030MondayDay of Ashura10 Muharram 1452
July 12, 2030FridayMawlid al-Nabi12 Rabi al-Awwal 1452
November 23, 2030SaturdayIsra and Mi'raj27 Rajab 1452
December 9, 2030MondayLaylat al-Bara'ah (Shab-e-Barat)15 Sha'ban 1452

About the Islamic Calendar in 2030

The Islamic Hijri calendar is a purely lunar system of twelve months totaling approximately 354 days, meaning that Islamic observances drift forward through the Gregorian seasons by roughly eleven days each year. 2030 therefore overlaps Hijri years 1451 AH and 1452 AH. Each observance below carries its precise Hijri date label; the exact Gregorian date depends on the moon-sighting committee of each country and may shift by ±1 day from the table above. Saudi Arabia and most Sunni-majority nations align with the Umm al-Qura calculation. Iran, Iraq, and most Shia-majority communities follow the Ja'fari calculation, which often produces dates one day later. South Asian Muslim communities frequently observe the festival on the day after Saudi Arabia. For pilgrimage, fasting, or community planning, always cross-reference with your local mosque's announced calendar in the days leading up to the observance.

Other Years

See also all Islamic festivals, all 2030 holidays (both calendars), and the Sunni, Shia, and Sufi tradition pages.