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Iranian calendar: Nowruz, Yalda and civic days. 427 dated entries for 2026 to 2030: Nowruz, Yalda, Mehregan, faith days, remembrance and UN international days, each with its rule and calendar.

Every dated entry of the network calendar from 2026 to 2030: festivals, faith days, remembrance, civic days and UN international days, each with its rule and calendar system.

Kinds

  • Festival 15 entries
  • Religious 77 entries
  • Remembrance 8 entries
  • Cultural 14 entries
  • Historical 2 entries
  • Civic 0 entries
  • International day 240 entries
  • Decision recorded 71 entries

Calendar systems

  • Gregorian
  • Solar Hijri
  • Islamic lunar (Umm al-Qura)
  • Hebrew
  • Julian
  • Easter reckoning
  • Astronomical
  • Set each year

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Days

  • Nowruz 1 Farvardin in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years. The year turns at the moment of the March equinox.
  • Chaharshanbe Suri The last Wednesday before the day of the rule below: 1 Farvardin in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years. It begins at sunset the evening before.
  • Sizdah Bedar 13 Farvardin in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Tirgan 13 Tir in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Mehregan 16 Mehr in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Yalda (Shab-e Chelleh) 1 Dey in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years. It begins at sunset the evening before.
  • Sadeh 10 Bahman in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr 1 Shawwal in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day.
  • Muharram and Ashura 10 Muharram in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day.
  • Ridvan 31 days after: The day of the March equinox, counted from sunset in Tehran. It lasts 12 days. It begins at sunset the evening before.
  • PS752 remembrance 8 January every year, in the Gregorian calendar.
  • Woman, Life, Freedom anniversary 16 September every year, in the Gregorian calendar.
  • Eid al-Adha (Eid-e Qorban) 10 Dhu al-Hijjah in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day.
  • Newroz (Kurdish new year) 21 March every year, in the Gregorian calendar.
  • Sepandarmazgan 5 Esfand in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Bahmanagan 2 Bahman in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Attar Day 25 Farvardin in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Saadi Day 1 Ordibehesht in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Ferdowsi Day 25 Ordibehesht in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Khayyam Day 28 Ordibehesht in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Hafez Day 20 Mehr in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Rumi’s birthday 30 September every year, in the Gregorian calendar.
  • Avicenna Day 1 Shahrivar in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Razi Day 5 Shahrivar in the Solar Hijri calendar. Its Gregorian date moves by a day between years.
  • Constitutional Revolution, decree of 5 August 1906 5 August every year, in the Gregorian calendar.
  • Cyrus the Great and the Cyrus Cylinder 29 October every year, in the Gregorian calendar.
  • Bam earthquake remembrance 26 December every year, in the Gregorian calendar.
  • Halabja remembrance 16 March every year, in the Gregorian calendar.
  • Kurdish Journalism Day 22 April every year, in the Gregorian calendar.
  • Kurdish Language Day 15 May every year, in the Gregorian calendar.
  • Islamic New Year 1 Muharram in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day.
  • Tasua 9 Muharram in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day.
  • Arbaeen 20 Safar in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day.
  • Mawlid (12 Rabi al-Awwal) 12 Rabi al-Awwal in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day.
  • Mawlid (17 Rabi al-Awwal) 17 Rabi al-Awwal in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day.
  • Birth of Fatima 20 Jumada al-Thani in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day.
  • Birth of Imam Ali 13 Rajab in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day.
  • Isra and Mi’raj, and the Mab’ath 27 Rajab in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day. It begins at sunset the evening before.
  • Mid-Shaban 15 Shaban in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day. It begins at sunset the evening before.
  • First day of Ramadan 1 Ramadan in the Lunar Hijri calendar. It comes about 11 days earlier each Gregorian year. A local sighting of the moon can move it by a day.

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