Eid al-FitrSaturday, March 21, 2026
ConfirmedBrunei
MUSLIM HOLIDAYSBrunei Muslim Holidays: Official Islamic Calendar Dates
Brunei Darussalam’s approved Muslim-holiday dataset contains six protected 2026 rows: the four-day Hari Raya Aidilfitri period, Hari Raya Aidiladha and the Islamic New Year. Dates are shown exactly as mapped and are not expanded from a generic religious calendar.
Brunei Muslim Holidays 2026
Only dates mapped to this specific holiday classification are shown.
Eid al-FitrSunday, March 22, 2026
ConfirmedEid al-FitrMonday, March 23, 2026
ConfirmedEid al-FitrTuesday, March 24, 2026
ConfirmedEid al-AdhaWednesday, May 27, 2026
ConfirmedIslamic New YearWednesday, June 17, 2026
ConfirmedCountry context
The Prime Minister’s Office publishes Brunei’s annual public-holiday circular. The 2026 circular identifies Islamic holidays and marks dates that depend on the Hijri calendar or official determination. This page is limited to the approved Muslim classification.
Coverage and entitlement
Brunei’s official circular distinguishes calendar dates, substitute treatment and holidays whose timing follows the Islamic calendar. Later religious announcements remain authoritative where a date requires confirmation.
Calendar interpretation
Consecutive Aidilfitri rows represent the official multi-day period, including the recorded substitute arrangement. They are not four separate festivals.
Workplace impact
Work schedules should follow the current Prime Minister’s Office circular and any subsequent announcement. Sector-specific operations can differ during extended holiday periods.
Banking impact
Bank branches and payment services may use special hours or cut-offs around Hari Raya. Check institutional notices.
Schools and institutions
School terms and religious observances are administered separately from this employment-planning list.
Travel planning
Travel demand rises around Hari Raya. Confirm border, airline and local-service schedules close to the date.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 2026 Brunei Muslim calendar include?
It includes the mapped Aidilfitri period, Aidiladha and Islamic New Year.
Who publishes Brunei’s official holiday schedule?
The Prime Minister’s Office publishes the annual public-holiday circular.
Are all Islamic dates fixed far in advance?
No. Dates marked under the Hijri calendar may remain subject to official determination.
Are later years estimated here?
No. The page displays only years supported by protected mapped records.