Islamic Calendar 2951

How to read this calendar

The Gregorian year and Hijri year have different boundaries. A Hijri month can span two Gregorian months. Choose a month below or open its linked Hijri calendar for the full lunar month.

Dates follow the selected calendar and reviewed month-start records. The default is a fixed tabular calculation for planning. The CHC option follows reviewed North American announcements; future dates are provisional. Umm al-Qura is a published Saudi calendar, and does not itself confirm religious observances. A calculated date is not a local sighting.

Religious days begin at local sunset; these tables pair them with Gregorian civil dates. Regional sighting criteria, weather and the authority followed can change observed dates. Compare calendar methods · Understand moon sighting

Important Islamic dates in 2951

These are planning dates with their current status. Open an observance for its method, religious context and confirmation guidance.

Islamic New Year falls on 1 Muharram; find its Gregorian equivalent in the daily tables. Laylat al-Qadr is sought in the last ten nights of Ramadan; the 27th-night entry is a common reference, not a certain identification. Isra and Mi’raj’s commonly used 27 Rajab date is not an established historical anniversary.

Will these dates change?

Calculated dates provide a reproducible reference. Estimated sighting-dependent dates can change after a month-start announcement is reviewed. A confirmed or locally observed label applies to the named authority and region, rather than every community worldwide.

Subscribe to a live Islamic calendar feed to receive reviewed changes after your calendar app refreshes. Use the date converter for another date, or explore the twelve Hijri months.