Hijri Month Start in the Gregorian Calendar

Just enter a Hijri year to list the Gregorian date for the 1st of all 12 Islamic months. The start of Ramadan and the weekday of each month are shown instantly.

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Hijri year (Islamic calendar year)

Enter a Hijri year to list the Gregorian date of the 1st of each of its 12 months. The start of Ramadan (the 9th month) is shown right away as well.

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Enter a Hijri year.

How it works

Enter a Hijri year (Islamic calendar year) to list the Gregorian date for the 1st of each of its 12 months.
The start of Ramadan, the 9th month, is highlighted in large type at the top so you can read the beginning of the fasting month in the Gregorian calendar at a glance.
For each month the table shows the Gregorian date along with the weekday and the number of days (29 or 30), and it indicates whether the whole year is a 354-day common year or a 355-day leap year.
Calculations use the arithmetic (tabular) method, which places 11 leap years in a 30-year cycle, so results may differ by 1-2 days from the official calendar based on actual sighting of the new moon.
Month names are given in the common romanized transliteration, such as Muharram, Safar, and Ramadan.

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