1388 Hijri to Gregorian Calendar | Islamic Hijri calendar for 1388 AH

According to the Umm Al-Qura Calendar, 1388 hijri is beginning in the third month of the Gregorian year 1968. The first month of the year 1388 AH is Muharram and it is starting from 29 March 1968, making it the first day of the year. And the last month of the year 1388 AH which is also the month of the Hajj is starting from 17 February 1969. The hijri year 1388 is ending on the 18 March 1969. Dates may change based on the moon sightings.

Gregorian Date

18

August 2025

Hijri Date

24

Safar 1447

The following table shows the Islamic hijri calendar for 1388 AH along with corresponding gregorian dates

Hijri Month Hijri Start Date Gregorian Start Date Day of the Week Days in Hijri Month
Muharram 1388 1388/01/01 1968/03/29 Friday 30 days
Safar 1388 1388/02/01 1968/04/28 Sunday 30 days
Rabi Al-Awwal 1388 1388/03/01 1968/05/28 Tuesday 29 days
Rabi Al-Thani 1388 1388/04/01 1968/06/26 Wednesday 30 days
Jumada Al-Awwal 1388 1388/05/01 1968/07/26 Friday 29 days
Jumada Al-Thani 1388 1388/06/01 1968/08/24 Saturday 30 days
Rajab 1388 1388/07/01 1968/09/23 Monday 29 days
Shaban 1388 1388/08/01 1968/10/22 Tuesday 30 days
Ramadan 1388 1388/09/01 1968/11/21 Thursday 29 days
Shawwal 1388 1388/10/01 1968/12/20 Friday 30 days
Dhu Al-Qidah 1388 1388/11/01 1969/01/19 Sunday 29 days
Dhu Al-Hijjah 1388 1388/12/01 1969/02/17 Monday 30 days
Gregorian years corresponding to the Hijri year 1388 AH
The hijri year 1388 AH starts in the third month of the Gregorian year 1968

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 1388 Hijri in Gregorian?

The 1388 AH hijri year in gregorian is 1968. 1388 Hijri is starting from 29 March 1968. Moon sightings may affect this date.

When is Muharram in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The sacred month of Muharram in 1388 AH is starting from 29 March 1968.

When is Safar in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The islamic month of Safar in 1388 AH is starting from 28 April 1968.

When is Rabi al-Awwal in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The islamic month of Rabi al-Awwal in 1388 AH is starting from 28 May 1968.

When is Rabi al-Thani in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The islamic month of Rabi al-Thani in 1388 AH is starting from 26 June 1968.

When is Jumada al-Awwal in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The islamic month of Jumada al-Awwal in 1388 AH is starting from 26 July 1968.

When is Jumada al-Thani in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The islamic month of Jumada al-Thani in 1388 AH is starting from 24 August 1968.

When is Rajab in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The sacred month of Rajab in 1388 AH is starting from 23 September 1968.

When is Shaban in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The islamic month of Shaban in 1388 AH is starting from 22 October 1968.

When is Ramadan in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The holy month of Ramadan in 1388 AH is starting from 21 November 1968.

When is Shawwal in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The tenth month which begins with Eid Al-fitr, Shawwal in 1388 AH is starting from 20 December 1968.

When is Dhul-Qadah in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The eleventh and sacred month of Dhul-Qadah in 1388 AH is starting from 19 January 1969.

When is Dhul-Hijjah in 1388 AH islamic calendar?

The twelfth month and final sacred month of Dhul-Hijjah in 1388 AH is starting from 17 February 1969.

Qur'an Ayah of the day

Surah (:)

Hadith of the day

Sahih al-Bukhari

Prayers (Salat)

Chapter: To offer As-Salat (the prayers) in a mosque situated in a market

Narrated Abu Huraira:

The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "The prayer offered in congregation is twenty five times more superior (in reward) to the prayer offered alone in one's house or in a business center, because if one performs ablution and does it perfectly, and then proceeds to the mosque with the sole intention of praying, then for each step which he takes towards the mosque, Allah upgrades him a degree in reward and (forgives) crosses out one sin till he enters the mosque. When he enters the mosque he is considered in prayer as long as he is waiting for the prayer and the angels keep on asking for Allah's forgiveness for him and they keep on saying: 'O Allah! Be Merciful to him, O Allah! Forgive him, as long as he keeps on sitting at his praying place and does not pass wind. (See Hadith No. 620).

Sahih al-Bukhari 477