the hijra is the event that marks the start of the islamic calendar.
the hijra is the event that marks the start of the islamic calendar.
which event marks the start of the islamic calendar?
the hijra
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