Hijri Date Converter

This converter uses a tabular Islamic calendar model to estimate the corresponding date in the other calendar system. You can enter a Gregorian date to see an approximate Hijri date, or enter a Hijri year, month, and day to see an approximate Gregorian equivalent.

Because observed Islamic dates may differ by moon sighting and local religious authority, the result should be treated as an educational estimate rather than an official calendar decision. If you are planning around zakat timing, Ramadan, or a local mosque schedule, the zakat hub and zakat calculator can also be useful references.

The main result shows the estimated matching date in the other calendar. When you convert to Hijri, the tool gives you the Hijri day, month name, and year. When you convert to Gregorian, it also shows the ISO date format and weekday for easier reference.

This makes the tool practical for personal planning, calendar notes, and rough religious date tracking. It is not meant to settle official start dates for fasting, celebrations, or local religious observance.

Islamic calendar dates can vary based on moon sighting, regional practice, and the approach adopted by a local Islamic authority. That means two reliable communities may still announce slightly different practical dates around the same part of the month.

The converter also does not replace official school, court, travel, embassy, or religious calendars. Use it as a planning tool, then verify important dates with the relevant authority if exact local observance matters.

Use this tool when you want a quick approximation for Islamic months, zakat anniversaries, Ramadan planning, event scheduling, or comparing dates across everyday documents and religious reference points.

It pairs naturally with the Hijri to Gregorian guide and Gregorian to Hijri guide for more context, and with the date difference calculator if you also need to measure the span between two dates.