Hijri ↔ Gregorian Date Converter

Convert between Hijri and Gregorian on the official Umm al-Qura calendar

calendar_today Last updated: August 7, 2026

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Based on the official Umm al-Qura calendar used in Saudi Arabia, not an arithmetic approximation of it. Converted in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.

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Sahel's Hijri and Gregorian date converter shows today in both calendars the moment it opens, then converts either way on the official Umm al-Qura calendar used in Saudi Arabia — from 1343 AH to 1500 AH — running in your browser with no sign-up and nothing sent anywhere.

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How does this tool work?

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Adjust the settings

Order the files or choose the processing options you need.

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Get the result

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Frequently asked questions

Why does the Hijri date differ by a day between websites? expand_more
Because most sites use an arithmetic approximation or the browser's built-in calendar, and both disagree with the published Umm al-Qura calendar on roughly 39% of days before 1420 AH. A decisive example: 1 Muharram 1400 fell on 20 November 1979, while those methods place it on the 19th. This tool uses the published table itself.
What is the Umm al-Qura calendar and why is it the reference? expand_more
It is the official Hijri calendar of Saudi Arabia. Its month lengths are calculated astronomically for Mecca and published in advance, and it is the calendar used in official documents and transactions — which is why it, and not an approximation, is the correct basis for converting dates.
What date range does the converter cover? expand_more
From 1 Muharram 1343 AH (1 August 1924) to 30 Dhu al-Hijjah 1500 AH (16 November 2077), which is the span of the published calendar. Enter a date outside it and you get a clear message saying so, rather than an approximate figure that may be wrong.
Can I convert an old birth date accurately? expand_more
Yes, and this is exactly where other converters fail. Dates before 1999 are precisely where approximate methods drift by a full day, while this converter uses the official table across the entire range.