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==Days of the week== Traditionally, the Islamic day begins at sunset and ends at the next sunset. Each Islamic day thus begins at nightfall and ends at the end of daylight. The days in the seven-day week are, with the exception of the last two days, named after their ordinal place in the week. On the sixth day of the week, the "gathering day" ({{transliteration|ar|Yawm al-Jumʿah}}), Muslims assemble for the Friday-prayer at a local mosque at noon. The "gathering day" is often regarded as the weekly day off. This is frequently made official, with many Muslim countries adopting Friday and Saturday (e.g., Egypt, Saudi Arabia) or Thursday and Friday as official [[weekends]], during which offices are closed; other countries (e.g., Iran) choose to make Friday alone a day of rest. A few others (e.g., Turkey, Pakistan, Morocco, Nigeria, Malaysia) have adopted the Saturday-Sunday weekend while making Friday a working day with a long midday break to allow time off for worship.{{citation needed|date=October 2016}} {{clear}} {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center" ! No. !! Name !! Arabic !! Meaning !! English equivalent |- | 1 || al-ʾAḥad || style="direction:rtl;" | {{script/Arabic|ٱلْأَحَد}} || the One || Saturday night and Sunday daytime |- | 2 || al-Ithnayn || style="direction:rtl;" | {{script/Arabic|الاِثْنَيْن}} || the Second || Sunday night and Monday daytime |- | 3 || ath-Thulāthāʾ || style="direction:rtl;" | {{script/Arabic|ٱلثُّلَاثَاء}} || the Third || Monday night and Tuesday daytime |- | 4 || al-ʾArbiʿāʾ || style="direction:rtl;" | {{script/Arabic|ٱلْأَرْبِعَاء}} || the Fourth || Tuesday night and Wednesday daytime |- | 5 || al-Khamīs || style="direction:rtl;" | {{script/Arabic|ٱلْخَمِيس}} || the Fifth || Wednesday night and Thursday daytime |- | 6 || al-Jumʿah || style="direction:rtl;" | {{script/Arabic|ٱلْجُمْعَة}} || the Gathering || Thursday night and Friday daytime |- | 7 || as-Sabt || style="direction:rtl;" | {{script/Arabic|ٱلسَّبْت}} || [[Sabbath#Islam|the Rest]] || Friday night and Saturday daytime |}
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