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Islamic Calendar September 2035

The Islamic calendar for September 2035 lists all 12 Muslim religious dates occurring this month. Find accurate Hijri to Gregorian conversions for Ramadan, Eid, and other Islamic observances.

Last updated: February 22, 2026

Summary

September 2035 includes 12 Islamic events. 4 commemorations mark significant historical events. 5 celebrations fall within this month. Each event includes both Hijri and Gregorian dates.

  • •12 Islamic events in September 2035
  • •4 commemorations
  • •5 celebrations
  • •Hijri to Gregorian date conversions
  • •Export to Google, Apple, or Outlook calendar

Islamic Dates in September 2035

This Islamic calendar shows all religious dates falling within September 2035 according to the Gregorian calendar. The Islamic (Hijri) calendar is lunar-based, so Islamic dates shift approximately 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. Use this page to see exactly which Islamic events occur during September 2035.

All Events in September 2035

4Sep
Celebration

Birth of Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (as)

The Fifth Imam, Muhammad Ibn ‘Ali al-Baqir (as), born in Madina on 1st Rajab 57 Hijri and died on 7th Zilhijja 114 Hijri at age 57, led a 19-year Imamate. Fulfilling a prophecy, he was recognized by Jabir ibn Abdullah. He opened schools teaching Qur’an and Hadith, earning the title Baqir for his knowledge. He advised on Islamic currency, regained Fadak under Umer Ibn Abdul Aziz, and faced harassment from Hisham, demonstrating archery skills. His schools trained 25,000 students and produced 400 Hadith books. Poisoned by Ummayads, he was succeeded by Ja’far Sadiq (as).

1 Rajab 1457 AH

5Sep
Celebration

Birth of Imam Ali al-Hadi (as)

Imam al-Hadi (a.s.), born in 212 AH in Medina to Imam al-Jawad (a.s.) and a bondmaid mother, inherited a noble lineage from prophethood and Imamate. Named Ali with epithets like al-Naqi and al-Hadi, he displayed early genius, piety, and knowledge, astonishing teachers and earning reverence from Muslims, Alawids, and even Christians. Raised in a virtuous family, he embodied high morals, asceticism, and jurisprudence, as praised by historians for his honor, wisdom, and infallibility.

2 Rajab 1457 AH

6Sep
Commemoration

Martyrdom of Imam Ali al-Hadi (as)

Imam al-Hadi (a.s.), born in 212 AH in Medina to Imam al-Jawad (a.s.) and a bondmaid mother, inherited a noble lineage from prophethood and Imamate. Named Ali with epithets like al-Naqi and al-Hadi, he displayed early genius, piety, and knowledge, astonishing teachers and earning reverence from Muslims, Alawids, and even Christians. Raised in a virtuous family, he embodied high morals, asceticism, and jurisprudence, as praised by historians for his honor, wisdom, and infallibility.

3 Rajab 1457 AH

13Sep
Celebration

Birth of Imam Muhammad al-Jawad (as)

Imam Muhammad al-Jawad (a.s.), the ninth Shia Imam, descended from the noble Prophet's family through his father, Imam Ali ar-Ridha (a.s.), and a virtuous bondmaid mother whose name historians dispute (e.g., al-Khayzuran or Sukaynah). Born on 19 Ramadan 195 AH in Medina, he was raised in the house of imamate, displaying early intelligence and genius that astonished scholars. Epithets like al-Jawad (generous) and al-Taqiy (pious) reflect his virtues, praised by his father and contemporaries for knowledge, piety, and generosity.

10 Rajab 1457 AH

15Sep
Event

Imam Ali (as) Establishes Kufa as Seat of Caliphate

In Rajab 36 A.H. (January 657), Ali transferred the Islamic capital from Medina to Kufa after victory in the Battle of the Camel, appointing Abdullah ibn Abbas as Basra's governor. Reasons included rewarding Kufa's support, protecting Medina from civil strife and desecration, its central administrative position, and monitoring Muawiya. Additional factors: preserving Medina's pure Islamic culture from alien influences, vice, and language corruption; presenting true egalitarian Islam; and ensuring security for holy cities like Medina and Makkah.

12 Rajab 1457 AH

16Sep
Celebration

Birth of Imam Ali (as)

Ali ibn Abi Talib was born on the 13th of Rajab in the 30th year of the Elephant (600 AD) inside the Kaaba in Makkah, to parents Abu Talib and Fatima bint Asad of the Hashim clan. His cousin Muhammad, aged 30, greeted and dedicated the infant to Allah, unlike other Arab children dedicated to idols. Ali never worshipped idols and was adopted by Muhammad at age five to be groomed for his destiny. Historians affirm his unique birth and life's full historical visibility, linking him inseparably to Islam's rise.

13 Rajab 1457 AH

18Sep
Event

Change of Qibla to the Kaaba

After the Prophet's migration to Medina, the qiblah changed from Bayt al-Maqdis to the Ka'bah in the 17th month, following divine command in Quran 2:144, amid Jewish opposition and mockery. This shift tested true believers (Quran 2:143), attracted Arabs by honoring the Ka'bah built by Ibrahim, and distanced Muslims from obstructive Jews, similar to replacing Ashura fasting with Ramadan. During noon prayer, Jibreel turned the Prophet precisely toward the Ka'bah, aligning exactly with modern coordinates—a scientific miracle without instruments.

15 Rajab 1457 AH

18Sep
Commemoration

Death of Zainab (as)

Historians debate Bibi Zaynab's death and burial: some say Medina's Jannatul Baqih, others Cairo on 14th Rajab 62 AH at Muslima Ibn Makhlid's house, or Damascus/Rawiya after illness en route to her husband. Overwhelmed by Karbala's tragedies—thirst, killings, captivity—she died heartbroken on 15th Rajab 62 AH, 17 months later. Reflections emphasize her steadfastness, critique insincere mourning in majalis, urge sincerity, lessons against tyranny, and Quranic insights on life's recorded deeds for judgment.

15 Rajab 1457 AH

27Sep
Event

Battle of Khaybar

The Battle of Khaybar occurred in the 7th year of Hijrah against the Jews who had amassed 10,000 warriors to attack Medina. Muslims, initially defeated over three days by warriors Marhab and Harith despite attacks led by Abu Bakr and Umar, faced difficulties as the Prophet suffered a migraine and Ali had sore eyes. The Prophet then cured Ali's eyes with saliva, gave him the flag, and Ali killed Marhab and Harith, uprooted the fort's gate as a shield, and conquered Khaybar with divine help.

24 Rajab 1457 AH

28Sep
Commemoration

Martyrdom of Imam Musa al-Khadim (as)

Imam Musa Al-Kadhim, born in 128 A.H. in Abwa’, son of Imam Ja’far Sadiq, served as the seventh Imam for 35 years until his martyrdom by poisoning in 183 A.H. in Baghdad’s prison at age 55, buried in Al-Kadhimiyn. Despite caliphal surveillance and imprisonment, he focused on worship, scholarship, teaching, and guiding followers. Traditions from Imam Sadiq confirm his imamate. Renowned for piety, knowledge, generosity, and tolerance, he aided the poor anonymously and exemplified forgiveness.

25 Rajab 1457 AH

29Sep
Commemoration

Death of Abu Talib (the prophets uncle)

The death of Abu Talib marked a painful loss for Prophet Muhammad and the Muslims after the end of the Quraysh blockade, depriving them of a key protector who had safeguarded the Prophet since childhood. Abu Talib's love stemmed from kinship and faith in Muhammad's prophethood, evident in acts like praying for rain, accompanying him to Syria, and defending him against assassination plots by Quraysh chiefs. His sacrifices, driven by belief in Islam, included risking his life and status; Imams later affirmed his sincere faith.

26 Rajab 1457 AH

30Sep
Celebration

Prophethood of Prophet Muhammad (s)

Prophethood began with Adam and culminated in Muhammad as the final prophet, delivering the message of monotheism and submission to God. Muhammad's life involved early hardships, revelation in the Cave of Hira, secret and open propagation of Islam in Mecca amid persecution, migration to Medina (Hijra), key battles like Badr, Uhud, Ahzab, and Khaybar, the peaceful conquest of Mecca, and the Farewell Pilgrimage where he appointed Ali as successor at Ghadir Khumm. Preparations for Imam Al-Mahdi's future arrival emphasize justice and guidance from the Ahl al-Bayt.

27 Rajab 1457 AH

Key Takeaways

  • 112 Islamic events in September 2035
  • 24 commemorations
  • 35 celebrations
  • 4Hijri to Gregorian date conversions
  • 5Export to Google, Apple, or Outlook calendar
  • 6Islamic dates shift each year (lunar calendar)

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