Isra and Mi'raj 2027
Tuesday, 5 January 2027 · 27 Rajab 1448
Dates
| Year | Day | Gregorian date | Hijri date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Monday | 27 January 2025 | 1446 AH |
| 2026 | Friday | 16 January 2026 | 1447 AH |
| 2027 | Tuesday | 5 January 2027 | 1448 AH |
| 2027 | Saturday | 25 December 2027 | 1449 AH |
| 2028 | Thursday | 14 December 2028 | 1450 AH |
| 2029 | Tuesday | 4 December 2029 | 1451 AH |
| 2030 | Saturday | 23 November 2030 | 1452 AH |
| 2031 | Thursday | 13 November 2031 | 1453 AH |
| 2032 | Monday | 1 November 2032 | 1454 AH |
| 2033 | Friday | 21 October 2033 | 1455 AH |
| 2034 | Tuesday | 10 October 2034 | 1456 AH |
| 2035 | Saturday | 29 September 2035 | 1457 AH |
Dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar. The actual day depends on the moon sighting in your country and may differ by one day.
About Isra and Mi'raj
Isra and Mi'raj remembers the Prophet's ﷺ night journey from Mecca to Jerusalem and his ascension through the heavens, during which the five daily prayers were prescribed.
The exact date is not established with certainty. 27 Rajab is the date most commonly observed, and scholars hold different views about whether the night should be marked in a special way.
Calendar questions
When is Isra and Mi'raj 2027?
Isra and Mi'raj 2027 is expected on Tuesday, 5 January 2027 (27 Rajab 1448). The exact day depends on the moon sighting in your country.
Why does the date of Isra and Mi'raj change every year?
The Hijri calendar follows the moon, and its year is about 11 days shorter than the Gregorian year. So Islamic dates move about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year.
Can the date differ in my country?
Yes, by a day. Some countries follow local moon sighting and others use calculation. Follow the announcement of your local authority.