Muharram is the first month in the Islamic lunar calendar and marks the beginning of the new year for Muslims. This month holds significant religious and historical importance for the Muslim community. Let’s dive into the origins, traditions, and significance of the first of Muharram. The first of Muharram is considered one of the holiest days in Islamic culture. It is the start of a new year and a time for reflection, gratitude and new beginnings. Muharram is derived from the word ‘haram’, which means prohibited or sacred. The first day of Muharram is also known as the ‘Day of Ashura’. 
First of Muharram: The Islamic New Year
