Public Holidays in September are not only moments of cultural and religious significance but also essential for rest, celebration, and reflection. In Pakistan, these days are deeply tied to the country’s history, independence, and Islamic traditions. At the same time, each country around the globe observes its own set of national and cultural holidays, making worldwide comparisons fascinating.
Public Holidays in Pakistan – September 2025
In September 2025, Pakistan will observe a blend of religious and national Holidays in September. The key occasion is Eid Milad-un-Nabi on September 5–6, which is celebrated nationwide, with Sindh observing an extra day. Defence Day on September 6 will also be commemorated across the country. Alongside these, regular weekend holidays provide additional breaks during the month.
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| Date | Day | Holiday / Observance | Authority |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 5 | Friday | Eid Milad-un-Nabi – first day of provincial holiday (Sindh) | Sindh Government |
| September 6 | Saturday | Eid Milad-un-Nabi – federal and provincial holiday | Federal, Sindh, Punjab Governments |
Worldwide Holidays in September 2025
Globally, September features a wide range of public Holidays in September and international observances. While dates vary by country, here are some of the most recognized ones:
Key Global Public Holidays in September
- September 1 (Monday) – Labour Day (United States & Canada)
- September 7 (Sunday) – Independence Day (Brazil)
- September 15 (Monday) – Independence Day (Mexico, Central America)
- September 16 (Tuesday) – Malaysia Day (Malaysia)
- September 21 (Sunday) – Independence Day (Armenia, Belize, Malta)
- September 24 (Wednesday) – Heritage Day (South Africa)
- September 30 (Tuesday) – Botswana Day (Botswana)
International Awareness Days in September
- September 8 – International Literacy Day
- September 15 – International Day of Democracy
- September 21 – International Day of Peace
- September 27 – World Tourism Day
Worldwide & Pakistan Public Holidays – September 2025
| Date | Country / Global | Holiday / Observance |
| Sept 1 | USA, Canada | Labour Day |
| Sept 5 | Pakistan | Eid Milad-un-Nabi |
| Sept 6 | Worldwide | Weekend Holiday (Saturday) |
| Sept 7 | Brazil / Worldwide | Independence Day / Weekend (Sunday) |
| Sept 8 | Worldwide | International Literacy Day |
| Sept 13 | Worldwide | Weekend Holiday (Saturday) |
| Sept 14 | Worldwide | Weekend Holiday (Sunday) |
| Sept 15 | Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica | Independence Day |
| Sept 15 | Worldwide | International Day of Democracy |
| Sept 16 | Malaysia | Malaysia Day |
| Sept 20 | Worldwide | Weekend Holiday (Saturday) |
| Sept 21 | Worldwide / Armenia, Belize, Malta | Int’l Day of Peace / Independence Day / Weekend (Sunday) |
| Sept 24 | South Africa | Heritage Day |
| Sept 27 | Worldwide | World Tourism Day / Weekend (Saturday) |
| Sept 28 | Worldwide | Weekend Holiday (Sunday) |
| Sept 30 | Botswana | Botswana Day |
September 2025 is not just about national milestones—it also emphasizes global unity through awareness days like the International Day of Peace and World Tourism Day. For Pakistan, the highlight is Eid Milad-un-Nabi on September 5, a day of deep spiritual reflection and community celebration. Around the world, countries such as Brazil, Mexico, and South Africa celebrate their independence and heritage, making September a diverse and meaningful month on the global calendar.
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