Persian Calendar

FAQs

• How do I add Iranian calendar to Google Calendar?
  Android
  

  • Click the down arrow beside the “Other calendars” on the left hand side of the Google Calendar and select “Add by URL”.
  • Click “Add Calendar” and the subscription will be completed on Google Calendar.
  • Open the calendar in the mobile device and tap “Sync” .
• How do I add a Persian calendar to my Iphone?
  Look on your friend's screen shot. If Persian is not there, add it via the "Add Language" link. That should automatically add the Persian calendar and keyboard to your device's memory, from which you can choose to use them.
• What is the Persian calendar called?
  The Persian Solar Hijri Calendar. Officially used in Iran and Afghanistan, the Solar Hijri calendar is one of the world's most accurate calendar systems. It is also known as Persian Calendar, Iranian Calendar, and SH Calendar.
• What year is it in Persian calendar?
  The calendar, known as a Solar Hirji calendar, is the official calendar for both Iran and Afghanistan. But that's not the only place where 2014 isn't happening. According to the Muslim Lunar Hirji calendar, the year is currently 1435. If we're looking at the Buddhist Nirvana calendar, it's year 2558.
• Can I add Persian calendar to iPhone?
  Apple provides the tools to enable the development of the most powerful Persian Calendar for the iPhone, iPod and iPad! Even in the computer world, you can't find a Persian Calendar as powerful!
• How do I change calendar to Persian calendar?
  To enable the Persian calendar, go into Settings, click on the General tab, and select it as an Alternate calendar. The Persian calendar begins each year on the vernal equinox as determined by astronomical calculations and observations.
• What calendar does Iran use?
  The Solar Hijri calendar has been Iran's official calendar since 1925.
• Did Persia have a calendar?
  Old Persian calendar Old Persian inscriptions and tablets indicate that early Iranians used a 360-day calendar based on the solar observation directly and modified for their beliefs. Days were not named. The months had two or three divisions depending on the phase of the moon.