Mawlid 2026 date in Arab countries
In 2026, the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is expected to fall on Tuesday, August 25th, according to astronomical calculations. It is officially celebrated in most Arab countries with a holiday granted to employees and students, though with some variations depending on government decisions. In the United Arab Emirates, the holiday is expected to be on August 25th for both the public and private sectors, while in Egypt, Jordan, and Algeria, it will be postponed to Thursday, August 27th. Saudi Arabia does not consider the Prophet's birthday an official holiday, whereas some other countries do grant an official day off. This occasion is often used to honor the Prophet's life and promote religious and social values through religious events and recitations.
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