In ʿIlm al-Nujūm, each day of the week is assigned a ruling planet that colours its energy from sunrise to sunrise. This was well-known to classical Islamic scholars. The day starts at the first planetary hour after sunrise — not midnight.
Sun الشمس · Fire ♦ Masculine
The Sun's day is best for bold, visible action. Begin projects you want recognized. Seek blessings from those in authority. Make decisions that require confidence and leadership. Avoid hiding or working in secrecy — the Sun illuminates.
Vitality, authority, fame, clarity, honour, generosity, willpower
The Sun's day is best for bold, visible action. Begin projects you want recognized. Seek blessings from those in authority. Make decisions that require confidence and leadership. Avoid hiding or working in secrecy — the Sun illuminates.
Emotions, intuition, memory, nurturing, cycles, dreams, receptivity
Courage, energy, action, conflict, drive, assertion, cutting through obstacles
Intellect, communication, trade, learning, adaptability, writing, wit
Expansion, wisdom, generosity, justice, abundance, growth, spirituality
Love, beauty, harmony, art, pleasure, relationships, grace
Discipline, structure, patience, endurance, limitation, mastery, wisdom through hardship
Each planet has a zodiac sign where it is at home (domicile/rulership) and one where it is especially powerful (exaltation).
⚠️ This tool provides spiritual context inspired by Islamic ʿIlm al-Nujūm. It is for reflection, not divination (kahanah) or superstition. Every day is blessed — use this as a framework to align your intentions and channel your energy mindfully. Consult qualified scholars for religious guidance.