eid al - fitr marks the start of the islamic calendar.
eid al - fitr marks the start of the islamic calendar.
which event marks the start of the islamic calendar?
eid al - fitr
the calendar formation year is considered as 963 hijra year, islamic calendar and from that year forward it has been followed as a solar year or samavat calendar. the name and number of the days and the months are same as islamic calendar. the first day of the year is 7 or 8 june.









































the "fasli calendar" dated from akbars accession year. thus the beginning of "fasli era" is equal to below calendars.









































bullet::::- 963 ah (islamic calendar)









































bullet::::- 1556 ad (gregorian calendar)









































bullet::::- 1612 se (hindu samavat calendar)









































section::::history.
fasli calendar
section::::computer support.









































bullet::::- hijri support was available in later versions of traditional visual basic, and is also available in the .net framework.









































bullet::::- since the release of java 8, the islamic calendar is supported in the new date and time api.









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- islamic and jahili months









































bullet::::- pre-islamic calendar









































bullet::::- list of observances set by the islamic calendar









































bullet::::- islamic new year









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- helmer aslaksen the islamic calendar









































bullet::::- khalid chraibi, the reform of the islamic calendar: the terms of the debate, tabsir.net, september 2012
islamic calendar