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What is Demise of Abu Talib, and when is it?
The Prophet's uncle and protector, father of Imam Ali.
The next Demise of Abu Talib is on Monday, 4 January 2027 (26 Rajab 1448 AH). Dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar and can differ by a day where local moon sighting is followed.
What should I write for Demise of Abu Talib?
Offer condolences, not congratulations. The customary Arabic words are “أعظم الله أجورنا وأجوركم”.
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What is the right greeting for Demise of Abu Talib?
Offer condolences, not congratulations. The customary Arabic words are “أعظم الله أجورنا وأجوركم”.
When is Demise of Abu Talib?
The next Demise of Abu Talib is on Monday, 4 January 2027 (26 Rajab 1448 AH). Dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar and can differ by a day where local moon sighting is followed.
Can I make the card in another language?
Yes. Choose the card language in the form: the card text is available in the 13 languages of the site, and the Arabic calligraphy stays the same.
Are there different cards for Sunni and Shia occasions?
Yes. Each occasion follows the Sunni or the Shia calendar. Days of joy get a greeting, and days of remembrance or mourning get words of peace and condolence instead of “Mubarak”.