Muslim Calendar

With Muslim Calendar app the start of fasting's Ramadan and Hajj can be adjusted on the ru'yatul hilal (human observation of the new moon) each region or country and start of day in Muslim Calendar is at sunset (maghrib time) on the previous day. It's also fully synchronized with Google Calendar.

Here are the main features that exist in the Muslim Calendar application:
- The number of days each month of the Hijri adjustable 29 or 30 days.
- The beginning of the day begins at sunset (maghrib) unlike the Gregorian calendar that is 12 o'clock at night.
- Main calendar can Hijri or Gregorian.
- Hijri calendar can be displayed alone, Gregorian alone, as the primary calendar Hijri then Gregorian as the calendar below or the Gregorian calendar as the primary calendar afterwards as the Hijri calendar below.
- Synchronized with Google Calendar
- The national calendar with holidays of each country.
- Create event or agenda that can be stored via Google account or a local account.
- You can invite others to an event or agenda that you create via email automatically.
- Notice or notification of an event that has been stored by email or alarm your android dihp
- Ongoing Hijri date can be seen on the notification of your android device so it does not need to open the application to simply knowing the current Hijri date. It is also very good that you are familiar with the Hijri date.
- Shortcuts or shortcut to create an event through Hijrian date on the notification.
- Display can be seen as Month, Week or Day.
- In monthly view the background can be changed with images and photos
- View and search the list of agenda or event as a whole.
* There are many features that you should try.


An overview of the Muslim calendar or Hijri.

In Islam, the turn of the day was marked by the setting sun, the turn of the month was marked by the appearance of the new moon, and the count of years began with the migration of the Prophet sallallahu 'alaihi respectfully from Mecca to Medina. Hijrah calendar is the commencement of the era of Caliph Umar radiallahu'anhu

In Islam there are special moments for prayer and worship, there are certain days that glorified, no specific date and month associated with a particular worship ...

This is practiced by the Muslims and the scholars in their books. But why such a beautiful and berbarokah now seemed to disappear? Then replace it with timing other than Islam?
If the reason, because not accustomed to using the Hijra calendar, then let us get used to start now.

The following reasons may be able to motivate and sensitize us to immediately use the Hijra calendar:
1. Calendar hijriyah refers to the lunar, the only system recommended calendar Allaah (See QS. Al-Baqarah: 189 and at-Tawbah: 36)
2. Calendar hijriyah we use as a guideline for all worship associated with the day, month, and year.
3. Using the Hijrah calendar means turn syi'ar Islam and the Sunnah khulafaurrasyidin. Instead, use other than hijriyah calendar means turn syi'ar than Islam.
4. Naming month2 on the calendar BC are of the names of gods /
the non-Islamic god, so you should avoid.
https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalender_Gregorius
5. Avoid tasyabbuh (similar) to the unbelievers that are forbidden in Islam.

Hopefully our intention to move towards Hijri Calendar worth of worship.

And let us practice and fight for Islamic law. May God Almighty continue to guide and help us.