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Mohammed Gulam Rabbani Akki · Book · View on the App Store

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Sunni Sibghatullahi Calendar Islamic Urdu 2026 is a comprehensive Islamic calendar application based on Hijri (Islamic), Gregorian (CE), and lunar months. It is designed to help Muslims remain connected with Islamic dates, religious events, and important observances throughout the year 2026. This calendar carefully includes Islamic historical events, Urs and death anniversaries of renowned Islamic personalities, and official public holidays. The content is primarily Islamic and serves religious, educational, and daily planning needs of Muslims around the world. The Islamic (Hijri) calendar in this application follows 12 lunar months, with each new month beginning upon the sighting of the new moon. Muslims worldwide rely on the Hijri calendar to determine fasting days, Islamic festivals, and other religious obligations. With Sunni Sibghatullahi Calendar Islamic Urdu 2026, you can stay informed and never miss an important Islamic occasion. Key Features Gregorian Calendar (CE): View and manage daily schedules, appointments, and tasks using the globally accepted Gregorian calendar, suitable for both personal and professional planning. Islamic (Hijri) Calendar: Track Islamic months, dates, religious events, and holidays based on the lunar calendar. Easily switch between Gregorian and Hijri dates whenever needed. Islamic Events & Observances: Stay updated with significant Islamic occasions such as Ramadan, fasting days, Eid, and other important religious events. If you find any errors or have suggestions for improvement, we welcome your feedback to help us make this application even better.

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