Islamic Phrases

Jumuah Mubarak in Arabic

Jumuah Mubarak

Blessed Friday.

Meaning

Jumuah is the Arabic name of Friday, the day of the weekly congregational prayer, and mubarakah means "blessed". Friday is the day Muslims gather for the Jumuah prayer and sermon. Scholars differ on this greeting: some regard it as a permissible kind word, while others discourage it as a fixed greeting that was not taught in the sunnah.

When to say it: Said to greet people on Friday.

Also spelled Jumma Mubarak, Jummah Mubarak, Juma Mubarak, Jumuah Mubarakah, Friday Mubarak, Jumaa Mubarak.

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Other ways to write it

جمعة مباركة

Without vowel marks

جُمُعَةٌ طَيِّبَةٌ

A good Friday

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In other languages

Urdu
جمعہ مبارک ہو۔
Indonesian
Selamat hari Jumat yang penuh berkah.
Malay
Selamat hari Jumaat.
Turkish
Cuma'nız mübarek olsun.
Persian
جمعه مبارک.

Common questions

What does Jumuah Mubarak mean?

"Blessed Friday." It is a greeting that many Muslims send on Fridays.

Is it Jumma Mubarak or Jumuah Mubarak?

Both are the same greeting. "Jumuah" is closer to the Arabic and "Jumma" is the common South Asian spelling.

Is it allowed to say Jumuah Mubarak?

Scholars differ. Many treat it as a permissible kind wish, while some prefer not to make it a regular greeting since it is not reported from the Prophet.