2039 Calendar

Islamic Events January 2039

Explore all 9 Islamic events happening in January 2039. From commemorations to celebrations, find every religious observance with dates, descriptions, and calendar export options.

Last updated: February 22, 2026

Summary

There are 9 Islamic events in January 2039. 3 are commemorations honoring important historical moments. 2 are celebrations marking joyous occasions. Each event listing includes Hijri and Gregorian dates.

  • •9 Islamic events in January 2039
  • •3 solemn commemorations
  • •2 joyous celebrations
  • •Full event descriptions and historical context
  • •Both Hijri and Gregorian dates provided

Islamic Events This Month

January 2039 features 9 Islamic religious events. These observances follow the Hijri lunar calendar, which means the events occurring in any given Gregorian month change from year to year. Below you'll find complete details for each event happening during January 2039, including historical context and significance.

All Events in January 2039

3Jan
Commemoration

Martyrdom of Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (as)

Imam Muhammad al-Baqir, the fifth Shia Imam, born in 676 CE in Medina, succeeded his father Imam Zayn al-Abidin in 714 CE and led for 19 years until his poisoning in 733 CE at age 57. Known as Baqir al-Ulum for unveiling knowledge, he founded a school disseminating true Islamic teachings amid Umayyad oppression, trained disciples, emphasized Imamate and Wilayat, and exhibited piety, charity, and moral conduct. His legacy includes compiling jurisprudence and guiding against tyranny, with seven children including Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq. His sayings highlight Islam's pillars including Wilayat, the value of supplication, and scholarly humility.

7 Dhu al-Hijjah 1460 AH

4Jan
Event

Departure of Imam al-Hussain (as) from Makkah to Kufa

Imam Hussein departs Makkah against warnings from his uncle Ibn Abbas and brother Mohammad-e-Hanafiya, leaving a letter declaring his intent to revive the Ummah's adherence to Amr-bil-Marouf and the path of his grandfather and father Ali. His journey to Kufa includes 14 stops: meetings with supporters like Zohair, dissuasion attempts, news of Muslim's death reducing followers to 50, a sermon at Baiza on tyranny, and aiding Hurr's thirsty army. Bypassing Kufa, he reaches Karbala on 2nd Muharram 61 Hijri, foreseeing martyrdom.

8 Dhu al-Hijjah 1460 AH

5Jan
Event

Day of Arafah

The Hajj pilgrimage requires traveling from Mecca to Arafat (knowledge) to remain until sunset on the ninth day, then briefly stopping at Mashar (consciousness) and staying in Mina (love and faith) from the tenth to twelfth or thirteenth day. These stages symbolize man's creation, descent from paradise after rebellion influenced by Satan and Eve, acquisition of wisdom and responsibility, repentance, and an eternal, restless movement toward Allah as direction, not destination, approaching absolute perfection through knowledge, consciousness, and love.

9 Dhu al-Hijjah 1460 AH

5Jan
Commemoration

Matyrdom of Muslim ibn Aqil (as)

Muslim Ibn Aqil fought bravely against his captors in Kufa but was weakened by stones and blows, including one that damaged his mouth. Promised security by Muhammad Ibn al-Ashath, he was betrayed and taken to Ubayd Allah Ibn Ziyad, who executed him by beheading from the palace top on 9th Dhu al-Hijja 60 A.H. He wept for al-Husayn's impending danger and made a will. Hani' Ibn Urwa was also killed in the marketplace. Their heads were sent to Yazid, who praised Ibn Ziyad's actions.

9 Dhu al-Hijjah 1460 AH

6Jan
Celebration

Eid al-Adha

Eid al-Aḍḥā, celebrated on Dhu l-Hijja 10, commemorates Prophet Ibrahim's near-sacrifice of Isma'il, replaced by a ram from Jabra'il. Muslims perform sacrifices in Mina during Hajj as remembrance. Emphasis is on worship: vigil on the eve, ghusl, Eid Prayer, sacrifice, ziyarah of Imam al-Husayn, and al-Nudba Supplication. Fasting is forbidden, and it is an official holiday in Muslim countries with public ceremonies.The story details Ibrahim's submission, where the knife wouldn't cut, leading to God's acceptance and the ram's sacrifice. Imam Ali recommended vigils on this night.

10 Dhu al-Hijjah 1460 AH

14Jan
Celebration

Eid al-Ghadir

The transcript discusses Eid al-Ghadeer, emphasizing the Prophet Muhammad's appointment of Ali ibn Abi Talib as successor at Ghadir Khumm on 18 Dhul Hijjah, supported by Quranic verses (5:67 and 5:3) and hadiths like Hadith al-Ghadeer. It highlights the event's significance as completing Islam, with the Prophet declaring, 'Whomever I am his master, Ali is his master,' followed by pledges of allegiance. Historical sources from scholars like al-Tabari confirm it, refuting distortions of 'maula' as mere friend or cousin. The next episode will address Muslim disobedience to the Prophet.

18 Dhu al-Hijjah 1460 AH

18Jan
Commemoration

Martyrdom of Maytham al-Tamar

Meytham at Tammar, trained in esoteric knowledge by Imam Ali, was hanged and speared by Ubaydullah bin Ziyad, fulfilling prophecies. Rushayd al Hajari endured predicted torture and crucifixion by Ziyad. Hujr bin Adi opposed cursing Ali, leading to his arrest and execution by Mu’awiyah. ‘Amr bin Humaq, a devoted companion, was killed in Mosul. The infant sons of Muslim bin Aqeel escaped prison but were betrayed and beheaded.

22 Dhu al-Hijjah 1460 AH

26Jan
Event

Beginning of the Hijri Year

The beginning of the Hijri year marks the start of a new Islamic calendar year.

1 Muharram 1461 AH

27Jan
Event

Arrival of Imam al-Hussain (as) to Karbala

Imam Husayn arrives in Karbala on 2nd Muharram 61 A.H., where Umar bin Sad encamps opposite with 4000 soldiers. The Imam, invited by Iraqis, offers to return but Ibn Ziyad demands allegiance to Yazid and blocks water access. Negotiations fail; Ibn Ziyad orders unconditional surrender or attack. A security letter for Ummul Banin's sons is refused. Abbas secures a night's delay for prayers. The Imam addresses companions, urging them to leave for safety as martyrdom looms.

2 Muharram 1461 AH

Key Takeaways

  • 19 Islamic events in January 2039
  • 23 solemn commemorations
  • 32 joyous celebrations
  • 4Full event descriptions and historical context
  • 5Both Hijri and Gregorian dates provided
  • 6Add events directly to your calendar

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