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Hijri calendar

As the moon is sighted in Bangladesh. Every day shows its Hijri, English and Bangla date.

Shaban 1432 AH

2 July 2011 – 31 July 2011

18 Asharh 1418 – 16 Srabon 1418 Bangla year

Estimated. The dates are fixed once the National Moon Sighting Committee announces.

  1. 1

    Saturday, 2 Jul

    18 Asharh

  2. 2

    Sunday, 3 Jul

    19 Asharh

  3. 3

    Monday, 4 Jul

    20 Asharh

  4. 4

    Tuesday, 5 Jul

    21 Asharh

  5. 5

    Wednesday, 6 Jul

    22 Asharh

  6. 6

    Thursday, 7 Jul

    23 Asharh

  7. 7

    Friday, 8 Jul

    24 Asharh

  8. 8

    Saturday, 9 Jul

    25 Asharh

  9. 9

    Sunday, 10 Jul

    26 Asharh

  10. 10

    Monday, 11 Jul

    27 Asharh

  11. 11

    Tuesday, 12 Jul

    28 Asharh

  12. 12

    Wednesday, 13 Jul

    29 Asharh

  13. 13

    Thursday, 14 Jul

    30 Asharh

    The white days (Ayyam al-Bid)

  14. 14

    Friday, 15 Jul

    31 Asharh

    Shab-e-Barat

    The white days (Ayyam al-Bid)

  15. 15

    Saturday, 16 Jul

    1 Srabon

    The white days (Ayyam al-Bid)

  16. 16

    Sunday, 17 Jul

    2 Srabon

  17. 17

    Monday, 18 Jul

    3 Srabon

  18. 18

    Tuesday, 19 Jul

    4 Srabon

  19. 19

    Wednesday, 20 Jul

    5 Srabon

  20. 20

    Thursday, 21 Jul

    6 Srabon

  21. 21

    Friday, 22 Jul

    7 Srabon

  22. 22

    Saturday, 23 Jul

    8 Srabon

  23. 23

    Sunday, 24 Jul

    9 Srabon

  24. 24

    Monday, 25 Jul

    10 Srabon

  25. 25

    Tuesday, 26 Jul

    11 Srabon

  26. 26

    Wednesday, 27 Jul

    12 Srabon

  27. 27

    Thursday, 28 Jul

    13 Srabon

  28. 28

    Friday, 29 Jul

    14 Srabon

  29. 29

    Saturday, 30 Jul

    15 Srabon

  30. 30

    Sunday, 31 Jul

    16 Srabon

Special days this month

  • Shab-e-Barat

    the night after 14 Shaban

    Friday, 15 July

  • The white days (Ayyam al-Bid)

    13–15 Shaban

    Thursday, 14 July – Saturday, 16 July

    Fasting the 13th, 14th and 15th of every Hijri month is sunnah.

How the dates are set

In Bangladesh every Hijri month begins as the National Moon Sighting Committee announces. The committee meets at the Islamic Foundation on the evening of the 29th. After the announcement we set the month's first day here. Months not announced yet are calculated and marked "Estimated".