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Ramadan 2050

Ramadan is the ninth month and the holiest month in Islam. It is the month of fasting, increased prayer, and the revelation of the Quran. It contains Laylat al-Qadr (Night of Power).

Last updated: February 22, 2026

Summary

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. In 2050, it contains 8 significant Shia Islamic events. Ramadan is the ninth month and the holiest month in Islam. It is the month of fasting, increased prayer, and the revelation of the Quran. It contains Laylat al-Qadr (Night of Power).

  • •8 significant events in Ramadan
  • •4 commemorations
  • •1 celebration
  • •Ninth month of the Islamic calendar
  • •All dates in Hijri and Gregorian formats

All Events in Ramadan 2050

10Ram
Commemoration

Death of Khadijah al-Kubra (as)

Khadīja bt. Khuwaylid (a), known as Khadīja al-Kubrā (a) and Umm al-Mu'minīn, was the first wife of Prophet Muhammad (s) and mother of Lady Fatima (a). She married him 15 years before Bi'tha (595 CE) and was the first woman to convert to Islam, dedicating her wealth to its expansion. The Prophet (s) did not marry another during her lifetime and always praised her. She died in 4 BH/619 in Mecca and is buried in al-Ma'lat Cemetery in Mount al-Hajun.

≈ May 31, 2050

14Ram
Commemoration

Death of Mukhtar al-Thaqafi (ra)

The article defends Mukhtar al-Thaqafi's character against controversies, portraying him as a loyal Shi'a revolutionary who avenged Imam Husayn's killers, uplifted the underprivileged, and promoted social equality in seventh-century Iraq. Accusations of heresy, founding sects like the Kaysaniyyah, and falsely naming Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah as Mahdi are dismissed as Umayyad propaganda. Mukhtar's bravery, honor, and generosity are highlighted, emphasizing his focus on justice over doctrinal innovation.

≈ Jun 4, 2050

15Ram
Celebration

Birth Imam al-Hassan (as)

Fatima az-Zahra gave birth to Imam Hasan on Ramadhan 15, 3 A.H., with Asma Bint Umais present. Despite the Prophet's instruction against wrapping the baby in yellow cloth, it happened unintentionally. Upon return, the Prophet removed it, wrapped him in white, and named him Al-Hasan following divine revelation via Gabriel, adapting Haroun's son's name Shubbar to Arabic. He performed Adhan and Iqamah, and on the seventh day sacrificed rams, shaved the head, gave charity, and rejected the blood custom.

≈ Jun 5, 2050

15Ram
Event

Departure of Muslim bin Aqil to Kufa

Al Husayn dispatches Muslim Ibn Aqil to Kufa to assess support, facing journey perils where guides die of thirst; Muslim expresses doubt but continues after Al Husayn's urging. In Kufa, 18,000 Shia pledge allegiance to Al Husayn via Muslim. Governor al-Numan warns against rebellion. Reports reach Yazid, who appoints Ubayd Allah Ibn Ziyad as governor. Ubayd Allah arrives veiled, mistaken for Al Husayn, and enters the palace despite resistance.

≈ Jun 5, 2050

17Ram
Event

Battle of Badr

In early 624, Muhammad led 313 Muslims to intercept a Quraysh caravan at Badr, but faced a 1000-strong army instead. After consultations affirming support from Muhajirs and Ansar, they secured water sources strategically. The battle began with duels where Ali and Hamza killed key Makkan champions, including Walid and Utbah. Muslims held firm against charges, counterattacked, slaying Abu Jahl and routing the enemy. Islam's first victory, with Ali killing 22, secured its survival; 50 prisoners were ransomed or freed after teaching literacy.

≈ Jun 7, 2050

19Ram
Commemoration

Wounding of Imam Ali (as)

Imam Ali foresaw his assassination by Abd Al-Rahman ibn Muljim, interacting with him multiple times and warning of treachery. Ibn Muljim, influenced by Qatam whose family Ali had killed, agreed to kill him for marriage, recruiting Shabib and Wirdan. On the 19th of Ramadan, Ali spent the night in prayer and shared prophetic dreams with his family. During dawn prayer at the mosque, Ibn Muljim struck him with a poisoned sword. Ali instructed kind treatment of his assassin, emphasizing mercy.

≈ Jun 9, 2050

21Ram
Commemoration

Martyrdom of Imam Ali (as)

A group of Khawarij plotted to assassinate Imam Ali during Hajj in Makkah, blaming him for Muslim bloodshed alongside Mu’awiyah and Amr ibn Al-As; Abd Al-Rahman ibn Muljim targeted Ali on the 19th of Ramadan at dawn prayer. Evidence suggests Umayyad involvement through funding, incitement, and spies like Al-Ash’ath. Ali foresaw his death, advised Ibn Muljim, and spent the night in worship. Struck by Ibn Muljim’s poisoned sword during prostration, Ali issued last wills emphasizing piety, justice, and mercy, appointing Al-Hasan successor before dying on the 21st night.

≈ Jun 11, 2050

23Ram
Event

Laylat al-Qadr

Laylatul Qadr, the Night of Power in Ramadan, is better than a thousand months, with good deeds equaling those over that period. It commemorates the Quran's revelation as guidance for mankind, along with other holy books. The night marks the arrival of final divine guidance for happiness in both worlds, celebrated through spiritual worship and prayers. Believers' fates for the coming year are decreed then, encouraging all-night vigils for blessings and forgiveness.

≈ Jun 13, 2050

Key Takeaways

  • 1Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar
  • 2There are 8 significant Shia Islamic events in Ramadan 2050
  • 34 commemorations including solemn remembrances
  • 41 celebration marking joyous occasions
  • 5All dates are provided in both Hijri and Gregorian formats for easy reference
  • 6Events can be added to your personal calendar (Google, Apple, Outlook)

Frequently Asked Questions

Ramadan is the holiest month containing obligatory fasting, revelation of the Quran, and Laylatul Qadr (Night of Power). For Shia Muslims specifically, it includes the martyrdom of Imam Ali (AS) on the 21st, birthday of Imam Hasan (AS) on the 15th, and three Nights of Qadr (19th, 21st, 23rd).

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