Amun Jadid refers to the Islamic New Year in some Muslim communities and marks the beginning of a new year in the Hijri calendar. It is a time for prayer, reflection and hopes for peace, health and wellbeing. Observances vary by community, but the day often encourages gratitude, renewal and connection with family and faith.

Event Suggestions:
• Learn about the Hijri calendar and its cultural significance
• Create a reflective activity on renewal and gratitude
• Invite participants to share respectful New Year greetings and traditions