Events in Shawal-ul-Mukarram

1 Shawal-ul-Mukarram
Eid-ul-Fitr
256 AH: Imam Bukhari died

3 Shawal-ul-Mukarram
3 AH: Battle of Uhud was fought
3 AH: Hazrat Amir Hamza (RA) martyred

5 Shawal-ul-Mukarram
8 AH: Battle of Hunain was fought
60 AH: Muslim bin Aqeel arrived in Kufa

10 Shawal-ul-Mukarram
1272 AH: Ahmed Raza Khan Barelvi was born

11 Shawal-ul-Mukarram
26 AH: Yazid was born

13 Shawal-ul-Mukarram
194 AH: Imam Bukhari, was born

14 Shawal-ul-Mukarram
1250 AH: Mirza Ghulam Ahmad was born

15 Shawal-ul-Mukarram
148 AH: Imam al-Jafar Sadiq died

18 Shawal-ul-Mukarram
Amir Khusrow died

29 Shawal-ul-Mukarram
Abu Talib was born

30 Shawal-ul-Mukarram
Hazrat Ibrahim was born to Hazoor (SAWW)

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