Mawlid celebrates the birth of the Prophet with prayers and night vigils in the mosques. It is a public holiday (August 25 in 2026). Like all Islamic holidays, the date can shift by a day depending on the moon sighting.
Mawlid celebrates the birth of the Prophet with prayers and night vigils in the mosques. It is a public holiday (August 25 in 2026). Like all Islamic holidays, the date can shift by a day depending on the moon sighting.
