If we are curious, we can find our date of birth in Hijra calendar.Originally Posted by PouringRain
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If we are curious, we can find our date of birth in Hijra calendar.
Role of Imam Nawawi in Shafi'i Madhab: http://www.sunniforum.com/forum/show...Usool-and-Fiqh
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Everyone keeps posting theirs and others reply with what good dates they have. If I post mine I just know people will reply with, "Oh, on. I'd hate to have your day." Haha.
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Mine is 8th Rabi - ul - Awwal
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JazakAllah brother
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hmm .. mine doesnt make sense .. it says I was born on 21st of Jumādā al-Ākhira
I was told my grandparents names me - when they visited us after they performed Hajj before going back to the home country??
According to the above, I was named 5 months later :\
(which does make sense because I have two birth certificates, one with name and one without, lol)
Anyways Jazak'allah khair for that bro
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woot woot I was born on Yamm-al Sabat (Saturday) 20 Ramadhan 1397 A.H.
Asked my mum and she remembered the story which was never told before subhanAllah
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I was born in rabiul awwal, on a Friday, at tahajjud time.
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, I was curious about this just yesterday and calculated it in my head roughly to be ramadhan, turns out its 21 shabaan, nothing special about it I guess...
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Mine is 7 Safar.
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I am not sure how accurate these are though.. I think they may be some + - in the dates, because for years I had one date, and now I've tried with two other calendars and had two separate dates, although the month, year and day of birth remained the same.
@ PouringRain- just for the lolz, there was apparently a superstition before Islam that getting married in the month of Safar is a no-no. Of course, that's baseless as Rasulullahhimself married in that month. So you could say Safar is special in a way as well
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