Holidays in Jordan 2025: A Year of Culture & Celebration

Jordan is a country brimming with rich cultural, religious, and national traditions. 2025 in Jordan is packed with holidays that bring everyone together to mark religious milestones, cultural events, and national pride. Whether you're looking forward to the festive vibes of Eid, the patriotic spirit of Independence Day, or the cozy holiday cheer of Christmas, there's something to look forward to all year long! Here’s your guide to the key holidays that will make 2025 a year to remember!

🎆 New Year's Day (Jan 1) – The year kicks off with celebrations and gatherings.

🕌 Al Isra' wal Miraj (Jan 27) – A significant Islamic observance marking the Prophet Muhammad’s night journey.

🌙 Ramadan Begins (Mar 1, tentative) – A holy month of fasting, reflection, and prayer for Muslims.

🎉 Eid al-Fitr (Mar 30 - Apr 2, tentative) – The joyous festival marking the end of Ramadan, celebrated with feasts and giving.

✝️ Easter (Apr 18-21) – Observed by Christian communities with Good Friday, Easter Sunday, and Easter Monday.

⚒ Labour Day (May 1) – A public holiday recognizing workers' contributions.

🇯🇴 Independence Day (May 25) – A patriotic celebration of Jordan’s freedom, marked by events and parades.

🕋 Eid al-Adha (Jun 6-9, tentative) – The "Festival of Sacrifice," one of Islam’s most important holidays.

🌑 Islamic New Year (Jun 26, tentative) – The beginning of the Hijri calendar.

🕌 Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday (Sep 4, tentative) – Honoring the birth of Islam’s Prophet.

🎄 Christmas (Dec 25-26) – Celebrated by Jordan’s Christian communities with festive spirit.

Which holiday are you most excited for?