Islamic Calendar

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•  Islamic--12 Rabi-2, 1373 A.H.  -- The Islamic calendar begins with the flight of the prophet (hejira ) in the year 4621 A.L. (621 Gregorian). A.H. means after the Hejira, the usual abbreviation used by Muslims writing in English; this year thus becomes 1373 A.H

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•  the Islamic Calendar, which is based purely on lunar cycles, was first introduced in 638 C.E
•  Shaukat's Islamic Calendar for North America -- Crescent moon's visibility from any place on the globe can now be calculated with a greater precision and practical accuracy
•  Islamicfinder.org
•  Another site
•  Moslem Prayer Time server
•  Moslem Prayer Time calculator
•  Moslem Prayer Time for New York
•  IslamicTimer Homepage (v2.1)
•  Islamic Calendar
•  MacQibla -- Mac software to calculate Islamic Prayer Times using a Western or Islamic calendar
•  Hindu Calendar page
•  Telugu Calendar
•  Bengali Calender 1406
•  Vaisnava Calendar
•  IndiaNet-Ganesh/Hindu Calendar
•  Balinese Calendar System
•  Islamic calendar -- An Islamic Calendar based on predicted lunar visibility and the international lunar date lines. This is the first site on the Net which shows a pictorial calendar based on the concept of the international lunar date line which was first proposed by Ilyas
•  Regional (tri-zonal) Islamic Calendar -- A regional Islamic Calendar based on predicted lunar visibility. The world is divided into 3 zones: Americas, Europe/Africa/Asia and Asia/Pacific, each with its own calendar. Produced using MoonCalc.  

•  1424 A.H
•  1425
•  1426
•  1427

1.  Muharram
2.  Safar
3.  Rabiul-Awwal
4.  Rabi-uthani
5.  Jumadi-ul-Awwal
6.  Jumadi-uthani
7.  Rajab
8.  Sha'ban
9.  Ramadan
10.  Shawwal
11.  Dhil-Q'ada
12.  Dhil-Hijja

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last edited Sunday, October 29, 2006