Isra and Miraj in Kuwait 2025
Below is the date of the Isra and Miraj holiday in Kuwait for the year 2025 AD:
- Isra and Miraj holiday date: 27/Jan/2025 AD.
Is Isra and Miraj a Public Holiday in Kuwait
Isra and Mi’raj holiday is one of the official holidays in Kuwait for the year 2025 AD. It is a holiday that all employees in the public and private sectors are entitled to with full salary according to the current Labor Law and Civil Service Law. If the employee works during this day, it is an additional amount to the salary.
How many days is the Isra and Mi’raj holiday 2025 in Kuwait
The Isra and Mi’raj holiday in 2025 in Kuwait lasts for only one day, as is the case for all other public holidays according to the applicable labor and civil service laws, with the exception of Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha holidays; these holidays last for several days.
Public religious holidays in Kuwait 2025
The following table shows all public religious holidays in Kuwait in 2025 AD:
| Date | Day | Holidays |
| 27/Jan/2025 | Monday | Isra and Miraj |
| 31/Mar/2025 | Monday | Eid al-Fitr Holiday |
| 6/Jun/2025 | Friday | Eid al-Adha Holiday |
| 26/Jun/2025 | Thursday | Islamic New Year |
| 4/Sep/2025 | Thursday | Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday |
How much time is left for Isra and Miraj’s holiday in Kuwait 2025
The following timer shows how much time remains for the Isra and Miraj holiday in Kuwait in 2025 AD:
Questions & Answers
What is the exact date of Isra Wal Miraj?
The exact date of Isra and Miraj in Kuwait cannot be determined until the crescent moon of Rajab is sighted.
Where is Isra and Miraj celebrated?
The Isra and Miraj is celebrated in various countries of the Islamic world, and the celebrations include many different related activities, including reading the Qur’an.
Is Isra and Miraj a public holiday?
Yes, Isra and Miraj is a public holiday in Kuwait.
What Arabic month is Isra Miraj?
The Isra and Miraj is commemorated in the month of Rajab.
What is the 27th of Rajab holiday in Kuwait?
On the 27th of Rajab of every Hijri year, the Isra and Miraj commemorates.