Important Dates and Events of         Safar Islamic Month:

 

Safar is the second Islamic month. Safar is an Arabic word that converts into "Void". Void is alluded to the Pre-Islamic Time when Houses were vacant as individuals go out to accumulate food.

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Significant Dates and Occasions in Safar:

Significance and Meaning of Safar according to Hadith:

The word Safar likewise converts into "whistling of the breeze" alluding to it as the windiest season. Most Islamic months are named after weather patterns. However, the schedule is lunar so the month shifts with a day hole of 11 every year, significance seasons don't make a difference to them any longer.

Here are the significant dates and occasions that occurred in the long stretch of Safar.

Significant Dates and Occasions in Safar:

01 Safar: The detainees of the clash of Karbala entered Yazid's Castle in Syria.

13 Safar: Affliction of Sukayna Bint Hussain (RA) otherwise called Bibi Sakina, most youthful little girl of Hussain Ibn Ali (RA).

20 or 21 Safar: Chehlum of Hussain Ibn Ali (RA) otherwise called Arbaeen (the 40th day after Ashura). [As per Shia Muslims].

27 Safar: Prophet Muhammad PBUH relocated from Makkah to Medina.

28 Safar: Prophet Muhammad PBUH became sick five days before his passing.

28 Safar: Affliction of Hasan Ibn Ali (RA), Grandson of Prophet PBUH, and senior child of Ali Ibn Abi Talib (RA).

Significance and Meaning of Safar according to Hadith:

Significance OF SAFAR

Safar is the second month in the Islamic schedule, and very much like each Islamic month, this month has its significance as various occasions occurred in this month. We all ought to regard these dates and recall all that has occurred in this month.