Method. Dates are computed on the Umm al-Qura calendar — the calculated Hijri calendar published in Saudi Arabia — in your browser, with the same calculation the Barakah iPhone app runs on your device. A calculated calendar is a civil reference: months of worship begin with the sighted crescent, so your local announcement can differ by a day. Nothing you enter here is sent anywhere.
The Umm al-Qura calendar, the calculated Hijri calendar published in Saudi Arabia. The conversion runs in your browser with the same calculation the Barakah iPhone app uses on your device.
Islamic months traditionally begin with the sighting of the new crescent moon, and local moon-sighting committees can announce a start one day before or after any calculated calendar, including Umm al-Qura. For dates of worship, follow your local authority; the Barakah app lets you nudge the displayed date by up to two days to match it.
According to the Umm al-Qura calendar, 1 Ramadan 1448 AH corresponds to 8 February 2027. The actual start of fasting follows the moon sighting announced where you live.
No. The conversion is computed entirely in your browser on this static page — no account, no tracking, and the dates you enter are not sent anywhere.
The Barakah app shows today's Hijri date on your iPhone Home Screen and Apple Watch, converts dates both ways offline, and computes prayer times, the Qibla and Zakat — all on your device, with no account and no tracking.
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محوّل التاريخ الهجري والميلادي بتقويم أم القرى — يعمل في متصفحك بنفس الحساب الذي يستخدمه تطبيق بركة.