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Download Islamic Calendar 2014 in PDF! (69,464)
[alert]You may be looking for: Islamic Calendar 2023 in PDF.[/alert] Alhamdulillah, the islamic calendar corresponding the gregorian calendar of 2014 is now available for download as PDF at Alhabib Web Service. As usual, you can view the calendar online or… <a href="https://blog.al-habib.info/2023/01/when-does-1-rajab-1444-hijri-start/" class="more-link">Continue Reading →</a>
The Life Span of Muslim Ummah is 1500 Years. Is it True? (45,914)
Several people have expressed the same question regarding the life-span of Muslim Ummah. They wanted to know whether it is true that the muslim ummah will only reach 1500 years of age [based on islamic calendar?]. Below is an answer… <a href="https://blog.al-habib.info/2023/01/when-does-1-rajab-1444-hijri-start/" class="more-link">Continue Reading →</a>
Islamic Calendar 2010 Available for Download (20,531)
In about two months from now, the islamic hijri year of 1430 will come to an end. Some of you may have wondered what would be the corresponding christianÂ dates for islamic events of the year 1431 AH (anno hegira, after… <a href="https://blog.al-habib.info/2023/01/when-does-1-rajab-1444-hijri-start/" class="more-link">Continue Reading →</a>

When Does 1 Rajab 1444 Hijri Start?

Crescent moon visibility map for 1 Rajab 1444 AH on Sunday, 23 January 2023. Most parts of Africa and America could easily see the crescent moon of Rajab 1444 AH. Some parts of Europe, Middle East, Asia and Australia will need optical means to sight the moon.

The month of Rajab is the seventh month in the islamic hijri calendar system. In the year 2023, 1 Rajab 1444 AH will be marked by the new moon (conjunction) on Saturday, 21 January 2023 at 20:53 UT. The first visible crescent moon could be sighted in many parts of the world starting on Sunday evening, 22 January 2023. Specifically, the Africa and America continents will have greater chance to easily sight the first crescent moon (hilal) of Rajab 1444 AH. Muslims in Asia, Europe and Australia will have less chance to see the crescent, but if the sky is clear they may be able to have positive moon sighting results especially if aided with optical means such as binocular or telescope.