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Calendar September 2039 & Moon Phases

Calendar September 2039 & Moon Phases

This free calendar features official public holidays, traditional festivals, major sporting events and precise monthly moon phases for your region, and supports one-click downloading and high-quality printing.

Public Holidays in Morocco 2039

DateWeekPublic HolidaysType
January 1, 2039 Sat New Year's Day National
January 5, 2039 Wed Eid al-Adha (estimated) National
January 6, 2039 Thu Eid al-Adha (estimated) National
January 11, 2039 Tue Proclamation of Independence Day National
January 13, 2039 Thu Amazigh New Year National
January 26, 2039 Wed Islamic New Year (estimated) National
April 6, 2039 Wed Prophet's Birthday (estimated) National
April 7, 2039 Thu Prophet's Birthday (estimated) National
May 1, 2039 Sun Labor Day National
July 30, 2039 Sat Throne Day National
August 14, 2039 Sun Oued Ed-Dahab Day National
August 20, 2039 Sat Revolution Day National
August 21, 2039 Sun Youth Day National
October 19, 2039 Wed Eid al-Fitr (estimated) National
October 20, 2039 Thu Eid al-Fitr (estimated) National
November 6, 2039 Sun Green March National
November 18, 2039 Fri Independence Day National
December 26, 2039 Mon Eid al-Adha (estimated) National
December 27, 2039 Tue Eid al-Adha (estimated) National

About Public Holidays in المغرب

Morocco's holidays blend Islamic faith, Amazigh heritage and the traditions of the royal Alaouite dynasty. The two Eids, the Islamic New Year and the Prophet's birthday follow the lunar calendar, while the Throne Day on July 30 honours the king, the Independence Day on November 18 the 1955 return of the sultan and the Green March on November 6 the 1975 recovery of the Western Sahara. The Amazigh New Year (Yennayer) in January is now officially observed, and the country's famous moussem festivals of the saints fill the year with pilgrimage and celebration.

In 2039, Morocco observes 19 public holidays including 19 national, of which 7 fall on a weekend.

Sports Events in Morocco 2039