Hijri Calendar and Islamic Dates
Understand Hijri dates with Ramadan, Eid, city pages, and date conversion.
The Hijri calendar is closely connected with Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, Ashura, and Islamic occasions, while official dates can still differ by local moon-sighting announcements.
The displayed Hijri date is helpful calendar guidance connected with today’s date and city context, not an official announcement for religious occasions.
Key Hijri Occasions
Commonly followed occasions include the start of Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, the Day of Arafah, Eid al-Adha, Ashura, and the beginning of Hijri months.
Official local announcements remain the reference for moon-sighting based dates.
Hijri Dates With Prayer Times
Hijri dates help people follow Ramadan, imsakiyah, Jumuah, and daily worship alongside city prayer times.
Date conversion pages make it easier to compare Gregorian and Hijri dates without leaving the prayer-time context.
Sources and Methodology
These links explain the general source or method behind the page. They do not turn the page into a personal ruling, and local calendars or authorities still take precedence when they differ.
- Official Umm al-Qura Calendar - Calendar reference; local moon-sighting and authority announcements remain practical references.
- World Salah Times methodology and accuracy limits - Internal explanation of calculated times and their limits.
- Correction policy - How to report a city, timing, or link issue.