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Find out your age in Hijri (Islamic lunar) years. Enter your birthdate to see your lunar age, the difference from your Gregorian age, and when your next Hijri birthday falls — a meaningful way to connect with the Islamic calendar.
Inspired by the Islamic (Hijri) calendar system
This content is purely educational and inspired by classical Islamic sources. For personal religious rulings, consult a qualified scholar.
FAQ
The Hijri calendar is lunar-based with years of about 354 days, while the Gregorian calendar is solar-based with years of about 365 days. This roughly 11-day difference adds up over time, making your Hijri age about 3% higher than your Gregorian age.
To calculate your Hijri age, convert your Gregorian birthdate to Hijri, then count the lunar years elapsed. Since each Hijri year is shorter, you will be slightly "older" in Hijri years. This tool does the calculation automatically — just enter your birthdate.
The Hijri calendar is based on the lunar cycle — each month begins with the sighting of a new crescent moon. It was established during the caliphate of Umar ibn al-Khattab, with the epoch set at the Prophet Muhammad's migration (Hijra) from Mecca to Medina in 622 CE.
Your Hijri birthday falls on a different Gregorian date each year because the lunar calendar shifts about 10-11 days earlier annually. Use this calculator to enter your birthdate and it will show you the exact Gregorian date of your next Hijri birthday.
Calculate your age in the Islamic (Hijri) lunar calendar
The Hijri calendar is lunar-based with ~354 days per year, compared to ~365 days in the Gregorian calendar. This means your Hijri age will be approximately 3% higher than your Gregorian age.
Note: The Hijri calendar is based on lunar months (~29.5 days each), making the Hijri year approximately 11 days shorter than the Gregorian year. Over time, this difference accumulates, which is why your Hijri age will always be higher than your Gregorian age.