Laylat al-Qadr 2025
Date: March 27, 2025 (Thursday)
Country: Montenegro Public Holidays
Description
Laylat al-Qadr is a very special night for Muslims in Montenegro and around the world. It means the Night of Power or Night of Decree. It marks the first time parts of the Quran were revealed to the Prophet Muhammad.
This night does not have a fixed date on the calendar. It falls during the last ten nights of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting. Many people pay extra attention to these nights to find Laylat al-Qadr.
The night is believed to be better than a thousand months. That means worship and good deeds done on this night have great spiritual value and are deeply meaningful for a person s faith and life.
For Muslims in Montenegro, Laylat al-Qadr is a time of prayer, reflection, and hope. It is a moment to feel close to God, seek forgiveness, and make wishes for guidance and mercy for themselves and their communities.
Traditions
In Montenegro families and neighbors gather at mosques and community centers for long night prayers. People listen to imams, recite Quran together, and stay awake into the night in quiet, shared devotion.
Homes fill with visitors. Hosts prepare plates of sweets like baklava, lokum, and cookies. Strong black tea and coffee are poured often. Meals are simple but warm, with bread, cheese, olives, and stews offered to guests.
Communities give extra charity to the poor and help neighbors with food and chores. Elders lead small study circles, and children receive treats and blessings. Some light small lamps or candles at home to mark the special night.
Travel Tips
Shops, banks, and some restaurants may have shorter hours. Expect evening gatherings near mosques and cultural centers. Public transport and roads can be busy after sunset. Check schedules and plan trips earlier in the day to avoid crowds.
Join public events respectfully and follow local guidance. Dress modestly, keep noise low, and accept invitations only when comfortable. Book hotels and taxis in advance. Carry ID, keep valuables secure, and respect temporary closures to enjoy the holiday safely and meaningfully.