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March 08, 2025 • By KWD
Islamic New Year 1440 is a public holiday marking the first day of the Islamic calendar year, observed on September 11 as announced by the Civil Service Commission.
Key Takeaways
- Islamic New Year 1440 was declared a public holiday by the Civil Service Commission.
- The holiday fell on Tuesday, September 11.
- DATA office was closed in observance of the Islamic New Year.
- The Islamic calendar marks the beginning of year 1440 on this date.
- Public holiday announcements from the Civil Service Commission determine business closures.
In line with the Civil Service Commission CSC announcement that Tuesday, September 11 will be a public holiday to mark the first day of the Islamic New Year 1440, we at DATA will be closed tomorrow.
Wishing you all a happy new year.
Frequently Asked Questions
Islamic New Year 1440 was observed on Tuesday, September 11, as announced by the Civil Service Commission.
No, DATA was closed on Islamic New Year 1440 in observance of the public holiday.
The Civil Service Commission announced that Islamic New Year 1440 would be a public holiday.
The Islamic New Year observed on September 11 marked the beginning of year 1440 in the Islamic calendar.
DATA closed to observe the Islamic New Year 1440, which was declared a public holiday by the Civil Service Commission.
