Islamic months of the year are twelve in numbers. Islamic months of the year based on the Islamic name, which indicate something like events. The Islamic calendar also known as Hijri calendar. Muharram, Safar, Rabi-Ul-Awaal, Rabi-Ul-Sani, Jimadi-Ul-Awwal, Jimaadi-Ul-Saani, Rajab, Shaa`baan, Ramzaan, Shawaal, Zil` Qaada and Zil` Hij-jah are Islamic months of the year. Islamic year started from the migration (Hijrah) of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). This migration from the city of Mecca to the city, Medina was the beginning of the Islamic/Hijri calendar.
Islamic months of the year based on lunar month which are usually 29 to 30 days. The Islamic months of the year start from the Sunset. Muharram is the first month of the Islamic calendar while Zil` Hij-jah is the last month of Islamic Calendar. In this Englsih lesson we have Islamic months for English beginners to memorize. The first month of Islamic calendar is Muharram and there is no translation in English that is why it is called Muharram in Urdu and Roman.
The Safar is the second moth of Islamic Calendar and it pronounces as Safar in Urdu. Similarly, the third month of Islamic calendar is Rabi-Ul-Awaal, which is also Rabi-Ul-Awaal in Urdu and Roman. The forth month according to Islamic calendar is Rabi-Ul-Sani. However, Jimadi-Ul-Awwal is the fifth month of Islamic calendar, Jimaadi-Ul-Saani is the sixth month of the Islamic calendar. Similarly, Rajab is seventh month, Shaa`baan is number eighth, Ramzaan is number ninth and it is holy month according to Islam. Shawaal is in number tenth. Zil` Qaada is eleventh and Zil` Hij-jah is the last month of the Islamic calendar.
In this given chart the English beginners memorize the Islamic months in the given order with the same spells. However, these months are pronounced same in English, Urdu and Roman.
| Muharram | محرم |
| Safar | صفر |
| Rabi-Ul-Awaal | ربيع الاوّل |
| Rabi-Ul-Sani | ربیع الثانی |
| Jimadi-Ul-Awwal | جمادی الاوّل |
| Jimaadi-Ul-Saani | جمادی الثانی |
| Rajab | رجب |
| Shaa`baan | شعبان |
| Ramzaan | رمضان |
| Shawaal | شوال |
| Zil` Qaada | ذوالقعدہ |
| Zil` Hij-jah | ذوالحجۃ |
Course Introduction
English beginner course often started with common daily words or short sentences. Urdu English beginner course usually designed to enhance the language vocabulary. In the given Urdu-English beginner course provide a long list of English words with Urdu translation. In this computer age we have plenty of English beginner courses. These courses are planned in small lessons.
However, the beginner course of any language needs numbers of words used in that language. That is why vocabulary is the first thing you need to speak, read, write and understand a language. The given lesson for the Urdu-English beginners has abundance of words. These words will use in our daily life. We listen from other people we write, read and try to speak if it is not our mother tongue.
However, here, we have online facility to offer the English beginner course in the shape of lessons. English beginner course can easily manage and properly understand online because of good lesson planning and vocabulary understanding. However, one thing is necessary for the Urdu-English beginners that are keeping enough words in the form of vocabulary of both languages.
The followings Urdu-English words will help in constructing simple sentence and better understanding of foreign language. The common English words like alphabet, counting, colors, days, months and season names. Similarly, fruit name, vegetables, weather, animals, sea animals, birds, occupations, body parts and food items. This table also introduces household things name, sports name, flowers, insects, ailments and stationery item names.
We have utensils, drinks, space, furniture, accessories, greetings, sentiments, time, property, car parts, farm, geography, sweets, beach, seas and common daily words like thank you, sorry, please, etc. All these common given words enhance the vocabulary of the Urdu-English beginners.