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Bangladesh
MUSLIM HOLIDAYS

Bangladesh Muslim Holidays: Eid, Ashura and Islamic Dates

Bangladesh’s Muslim-holiday calendar includes the Islamic dates specifically mapped in the protected national dataset. The available 2026 calendar covers Laylat al-Qadr, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha and Ashura, including multi-day Eid entries.

Bangladesh Muslim Holidays 2026

Only dates mapped to this specific holiday classification are shown.

AshuraFriday, June 26, 2026
Confirmed

Country context

Bangladesh publishes an annual public-holiday schedule through government authorities. Islamic dates are tied to the Hijri calendar and some remain dependent on lunar observation or later official confirmation. This page uses only the approved Muslim classification; it does not treat every religious holiday as Muslim.

Coverage and entitlement

Official holiday duration can include consecutive Eid days and can be adjusted through later government decisions. Readers should distinguish the listed protected dates from additional administrative closures or working-day adjustments announced separately.

Calendar interpretation

The calendar records each protected holiday date as a row. Multiple Eid rows represent the multi-day national schedule rather than duplicate holiday identities.

Workplace impact

Government and private-sector arrangements may differ, and later executive announcements can extend or revise a closure period. Employers should check the applicable circular before final scheduling.

Banking impact

Bank opening, clearing and payment deadlines may change across Eid closure periods. Institution notices remain the operational source.

Schools and institutions

Education authorities and individual institutions publish their own academic calendars; these dates are not a complete school-break schedule.

Travel planning

Eid travel periods can be exceptionally busy. Confirm transport schedules and any later moon-sighting announcement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Bangladesh Muslim holidays are listed?

The approved data includes Laylat al-Qadr, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha and Ashura for 2026.

Why can Islamic dates change?

Some dates depend on lunar observation and official confirmation.

Why are there several Eid rows?

They represent separate days in an officially scheduled multi-day holiday period.

Are 2027 and 2028 dates available here?

No. This guide does not invent dates where the protected mapped dataset has none.

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