This Hijri calendar shows a complete, day-by-day view of the whole month with each date matched to its equivalent Gregorian date, based on the Umm al-Qura calendar and the official moon-sighting announcements used in Saudi Arabia and several other Arab and Islamic countries. Simply choose the country, month, and year to view the full Hijri calendar for that period, or use the navigation buttons to move directly between months without resetting your selection.
Saudi Arabia - Official Calendar
Hijri Calendar
Select the country, month, and Hijri year to view the full Gregorian equivalent
Weekday
Hijri
Gregorian
Sunday
1444/7/1
2023/1/22
Monday
1444/7/2
2023/1/23
Tuesday
1444/7/3
2023/1/24
Wednesday
1444/7/4
2023/1/25
Thursday
1444/7/5
2023/1/26
Friday
1444/7/6
2023/1/27
Saturday
1444/7/7
2023/1/28
Sunday
1444/7/8
2023/1/29
Monday
1444/7/9
2023/1/30
Tuesday
1444/7/10
2023/1/31
Wednesday
1444/7/11
2023/2/1
Thursday
1444/7/12
2023/2/2
Friday
1444/7/13
2023/2/3
Saturday
1444/7/14
2023/2/4
Sunday
1444/7/15
2023/2/5
Monday
1444/7/16
2023/2/6
Tuesday
1444/7/17
2023/2/7
Wednesday
1444/7/18
2023/2/8
Thursday
1444/7/19
2023/2/9
Friday
1444/7/20
2023/2/10
Saturday
1444/7/21
2023/2/11
Sunday
1444/7/22
2023/2/12
Monday
1444/7/23
2023/2/13
Tuesday
1444/7/24
2023/2/14
Wednesday
1444/7/25
2023/2/15
Thursday
1444/7/26
2023/2/16
Friday
1444/7/27
2023/2/17
Saturday
1444/7/28
2023/2/18
Sunday
1444/7/29
2023/2/19
Monday
1444/7/30
2023/2/20
Dates are based on the calculated Hijri calendar and may differ by one day from the official moon-sighting announcement in some countries.
The full Hijri calendar table appears here automatically, with buttons to navigate between months
Start by selecting the country from the list so the calendar follows the moon-sighting method used there, then pick the month and Hijri year you'd like to view. Each row of the table lines up the weekday, the Hijri date, and the matching Gregorian date side by side, with today's date and the weekend days (Friday and Saturday) clearly highlighted so you can scan the month at a glance.
Need to look further ahead or check a previous month? The "Next Month" and "Previous Month" buttons above the table let you move through the calendar instantly, without having to reselect the country, month, or year each time.
The Hijri calendar follows the lunar cycle, so a Hijri year runs between 354 and 355 days, while a Gregorian year runs 365 or 366 days. Because of this roughly 10-to-11-day gap each year, the same Hijri date gradually shifts earlier when measured against the Gregorian calendar, and Islamic occasions move through the Gregorian seasons over time.
The start of a Hijri month can vary by a day from one country to another. Some countries confirm the new month by an actual sighting of the crescent moon with the naked eye, while others rely on astronomical calculation, such as the Umm al-Qura calendar used in Saudi Arabia. Choosing your country from the list ensures the calendar matches the method your country follows.
If you only need a single day converted rather than browsing the whole month, use our instant date converter to get the exact matching Hijri date or Gregorian date, based on the country you choose.
Click here to convert a specific date ←Today's Hijri date appears directly at the top of the calendar table and updates automatically based on the calendar method of the country you select.
Use the "Next Month" and "Previous Month" buttons above the table to move between Hijri months instantly, without manually reselecting the month and year each time.
Yes. Some countries rely on astronomical calculation, while others rely on sighting the crescent moon with the naked eye, which can occasionally create a one-day difference between countries for the same Hijri date.
A Hijri month has either 29 or 30 days, depending on the moon sighting or the astronomical calculation method used in each country.
Yes, simply choose the Hijri year you want from the year selector above the table, and the calendar will display the full month for that year, whether it's in the past or several years ahead.
Dates are based on the calculated Hijri calendar and may differ by one day from the official moon-sighting announcement in some countries.