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Hijri calendars: single month, year, moon-phase strip

Hijri calendars — A single-month wall calendar, a six by seven cell grid with hairline rules and a small secondary numeral in each cell corner, the header carrying "Ramadan" in wide capitals, and a ruled notes strip along the foot., islamic geometric calendar design, tessellated border in fine line, strict compass construction, no figures

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Reading 1Single month
Reading 2Twelve months
Reading 3Moon strip

A lunar calendar has to carry two systems at once: the Hijri month in the cell and the Gregorian date beside it. These nine cover three readings — a single month, the twelve-month year, and a moon-phase strip — solved as grid work, with the month names transcribed exactly, in three styles.

  • a home wall calendar
  • a Ramadan or Hijri month tracker
  • a classroom or masjid display
  • a planner insert page
  • a gift for the Islamic new year

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each calendar is drawn at A3 wall-calendar proportions with an even margin, so it prints clean at A3 or scales to A4.
Do these show both Hijri and Gregorian dates?
Yes — every cell carries the Hijri date with the corresponding Gregorian date beside it.
What's the difference between the three readings?
One reading is a single month grid, one is the full twelve-month year laid out at once, and one is a moon-phase strip tracking the lunar cycle.
Are the month names accurate?
Yes — the Hijri month names are transcribed exactly, which is the exacting part of this design.

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