تقويم قضا المؤمنين

Calendar of the Arabs before Islam, according to researcher Amr Mohsen

Calendar (Judgment of Believers)

About the author: It is the calendar of the Arabs after Islam, which is mentioned in the documents of the early Muslims, literally (the judgment of the believers). According to the documents, there is no mention of using the name of any other calendar in early Islam. It is a continuation of the disciplined calendar of the Arabs mentioned in the inscriptions of the Arabs before Islam, and which, according to many inscriptions, its year begins after The spring equinox. The inscriptions tell us that the Arabs’ Hajj occurred on the spring equinox, and after the spring equinox, the new year begins, so that their month of Dhu al-Hijjah is known as March, and the month of Ramadan, for them, is December, in the winter. There is no reliance on that calendar and the positions of the months in it except on inscriptions and documents dating back to before and after Islam, where there is only material evidence without any interference from the contradictory and conflicting heritage in that matter. According to that calendar of inscriptions and documents, the current calendar tables are incorrect and are not the tables. Which was in effect during the period of early Islam, and there is no validity for the positions of the months in the current tables during the period of early Islam except in the year 10 AH, when the Farewell Pilgrimage takes place, as the current tables state that the Hajj in that year occurred in March and the month of Ramadan in that year occurred in the month of December. Just as it is the disciplined calendar of the believers’ judiciary, as indicated by inscriptions and documents before and after Islam.

Any method of adjustment is valid, including the method approved by the program here, which is 12 months + 6 days of adjustment, and any other method is also valid, whether solar-lunar (adding a month on top of every 32 months) or the Jalali method by which Muslims adjusted the Hijri calendar in the fifth century, as long as it is a method. It leads to the same positions for the months as they were in the Arab calendar before Islam and as they continued after Islam, as inscriptions and documents indicate that their year began after the vernal equinox. It can of course be adopted. The method here, 12 months + 6 pressing days, is the most accurate of them all, because with it each year is adjusted year after year, and not waiting 32 months until the adjustment is completed, which would have caused a very large delay. This program is designed according to the calendar of the researcher “Amr Mohsen,” author of the book “The Calendar of the Arabs Before.” Islam". The application is connected to the network of calendars from the precise "Taqdeem" library, which is used in several applications on the Internet.

This program contains several calendars for comparison, including:

General Gregorian calendar

Umm al-Qura Hijri calendar

Program services

Displaying the date according to the “Judgment of the Believers” calendar and other calendars.

-Conversion service between this calendar and other calendars connected to the program.

Service for displaying the monthly calendar compared with several calendars.

Service for displaying the vernal equinox by observing city.

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