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Al-Hijra (Islamic New Year) Wishes

Prayerful wishes to mark the new Hijri year

As the Hijri calendar turns over, these Al-Hijra wishes carry the quiet, prayerful tone the day calls for — hopes for peace and freedom from sorrow rather than loud celebration. Our Al-Hijra Quotes collection covers the reflective side of the day too.

This Islamic Hijri New Year day

This Islamic Hijri New Year day, I hope and pray to Allah for peace and harmony. May no one suffer from illness or sorrow. On the pious occasion of New Year, here's sending across my sincere prayers. A very Happy...

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do Al-Hijra wishes typically focus on?
Al-Hijra wishes mark the Islamic New Year with prayer and hope rather than festivity, as in "This Islamic Hijri New Year day, I hope and pray to Allah for peace and harmony. May no one suffer from illness or sorrow. On the pious occasion of New Year, here's sending across my sincere prayers." The emphasis stays on peace and well-being for others.
What event does Al-Hijra commemorate, and why does it mark the start of the Islamic calendar?
Al-Hijra commemorates the migration of Prophet Muhammad and his followers from Mecca to Medina in 622 CE, an event so pivotal to Islamic history that it was chosen as the starting point of the Hijri (Islamic lunar) calendar, with the 1st of Muharram marking the Islamic New Year.
Why do Al-Hijra wishes read more like a prayer than a typical New Year greeting?
The Hijri New Year is treated as a moment of quiet reflection on the year ahead rather than a countdown-style celebration, so wishes naturally take the shape of a prayer for peace and protection from harm rather than a festive toast.
Why is the Hijra considered such a turning point rather than just a relocation?
The migration allowed the fledgling Muslim community to escape persecution in Mecca and establish itself in Medina, where it grew into an organized community with its own social structure and governance - a transformation that shaped the future course of Islam.
Is Al-Hijra the same occasion as Bakra Eid?
No — they're different observances on the Islamic calendar; Al-Hijra marks the new Hijri year, while Bakra Eid wishes center on the separate Festival of Sacrifice, so it's worth checking you're on the right page for the occasion you mean.
When is Al-Hijra expected in 2027, and why isn't the date certain in advance?
Al-Hijra 2027 is expected around June 6, but since the Islamic calendar depends on the sighting of the new crescent moon rather than fixed astronomical calculation, the confirmed date is only announced close to the time and can shift by a day.
How is Al-Hijra typically observed, given it's quieter than the two Eids?
Unlike the festive Eids, Al-Hijra tends to be a more reflective occasion. Many communities mark it with sermons and gatherings that reflect on the patience, faith, and sacrifice shown during the migration, rather than with large-scale celebration.
What is the significance of Muharram, the month in which Al-Hijra falls?
Muharram is one of the four sacred months in Islam, during which fighting is traditionally prohibited. It also contains the Day of Ashura on its tenth day, giving the month added religious significance beyond just marking the new year.
How do people mark the Islamic New Year online today?
Many share reflective Quotes or a thoughtful Status about new beginnings, while some send Wishes for a peaceful and blessed year ahead.

Send one to open the new year with sincerity for someone you care about. If you're also marking the festival that follows soon after, see Bakra Eid Wishes.