a day, twenty-four-hour period, reckoned from one midnight to the next an age

the day of reckoning, the doomsday

day of the Battle of Badr, a day commemorating the first battle between the Muslims and the infidels of the Quraysh

the the day of sacrifice, being the tenth of the month

Day of Alast-' did I not tell you I am your God"

the day on which pilgrims stay in Arafat Square and perform the prescribed rites of Hajj

the day of resurrection, the doomsday

the day of Eid

the day of resurrection when the dead will be raised, the day of judgement

Sunday

the eighth day of the month of Dhi Al-Hijjah in which the pilgrims go to Mina

doomsday, day of judgment

Monday

the day of reckoning, the doomsday

a tough day, the doomsday

the day of reckoning, the doomsday

happy day, auspicious day

the day of judgement, the day of resurrection

black day marked in protest of something

foundation day

the day of liberation

day of resurrection, the day of the Last Judgement, Doomsday

day of death, death anniversary

the day of resurrection

The tenth day of Muharram, (especially) the Shia community celebrate 10th Muharram of the Arabic month in the memory of martyrdom of Imam Hussein and his friends at place of Karbala, Metaphorically: a day of hardship or a hard time

the Day of Promise mentioned in the Qur'an when Allah Almighty took the word and promise from all souls

birthday

holiday

the promised day

the sidereal day, the time between two consecutive transits of the First Point of Aries. It represents the time taken by the earth to rotate on its axis relative to the stars, and is almost four minutes shorter than the solar day because of the earth's orbital motion

day of independence, independence day, day of liberation from slavery

the Day of Reckoning, Doomsday, the Judgment Day

birthday

(Metaphorically) fifth day, Thursday

the day of reckoning, the doomsday

Pakistan's Independence Day, August 14