Dream - Bulan Rajab is one of the special and noble months in the Islamic religion. That is why in the month of Rajab, it is recommended to perform various righteous deeds. In addition, many also take advantage of the month of Rajab to hold weddings. This is not separate from the various virtues behind it. In addition, getting married is part of worship. Where getting married is the longest worship. So, it must be prepared well and of course with good intentions as well.

The month of Rajab is considered a noble and respected month in Islam, so getting married in this month is believed to bring blessings and good luck. The beliefs of the past also believed that getting married in the month of Rajab can bring blessings and happiness in married life. However, some dates to avoid when getting married in the month of Rajab are the 27th, 28th, and 29th of Rajab.

These dates are avoided because they are considered as days with special meanings in Islam, such as the event of Isra' Mi'raj, so they are avoided for holding weddings. In Islamic view, getting married in the month of Rajab can bring special privileges and blessings to the marriage. However, it is important to pay attention to the dates that need to be avoided in order not to contradict the special meanings in Islam.

The month of Syawal is considered special because it is the month after Ramadan, the month of fasting for Muslims. In addition, this month also includes the celebration of Eid al-Fitr, which is a blessed moment to start a new chapter in one's household. Rabiul Awal and Muharram have their own meanings as they mark the birth and migration of Prophet Muhammad, which holds its own blessings and blessings for Muslims who are about to get married.

Meanwhile, the months of Safar and Dzulqa'dah are also considered good for marriage because they are considered months that were avoided by the pre-Islamic era for marriage, so they become months that are devoid of celebrations or traditions that are less good. As an example, Prophet Muhammad married Khadijah in the month of Syawal, while the marriage with Aishah took place in the month of Syawal as well. Marriages in those months are considered special because they follow the footsteps and exemplary behavior of Prophet Muhammad.

Therefore, according to Islam, the months of Syawal, Rabiul Awal, Muharram, Safar, and Dzulqa'dah are considered good for marriage because they contain blessings and special significance in the Islamic religion.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: "Doa Nabi Muhammad saw also taught to seek blessings in the month of Rajab. In addition, the Javanese calendar belief also regards the month of Rajab as a sacred and blessed month. Getting married in the month of Rajab is also related to Islamic teachings about charity. Getting married in this month is considered to increase blessings, as marriage is seen as a form of great charity."

In addition, marriage is also considered as a means of fostering brotherhood and strengthening relationships among fellow human beings. Therefore, getting married in the month of Rajab is believed to bring more blessings. By seeking blessings, following the teachings of charity, and maintaining brotherhood, couples who marry in the month of Rajab can experience greater privileges and blessings in starting their household journey.

They consider that getting married during the fasting month is not suitable because this month is considered as a holy month and full of worship, so getting married during this month is considered less appropriate. On the other hand, the month of Rajab is chosen as a special month to hold a wedding because it is considered to have its own virtues and specialness. In the Islamic view, the fasting month is indeed considered as a holy month where Muslims perform fasting as a form of respect and obedience to Allah.

However, Islam itself does not regulate the prohibition of getting married during the fasting month. Meanwhile, in the belief of the ancestors of Javanese society, the month of Rajab is considered a month full of blessings and good fortune, so getting married in this month is considered to bring blessings to the marriage. Therefore, Javanese people believe that getting married during the fasting month is not in accordance with their traditions and beliefs.