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I am MJ Mahdizadeh. Today I am going to share Iranian calendar with you. | I am MJ Mahdizadeh. Today I am going to share Iranian calendar with you. | ||
Iranian system of history some systems. For example, in north of Iran we have Deylami year, which begins in summer. This year is 1597 in Deylami calendar. | Iranian system of history some systems. For example, in north of Iran we have Deylami year, which begins in summer. This year is 1597 in Deylami calendar. | ||
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But the most useful calendar is Hejri Shamsi, which refers to prophet Mohammad (pbuh) migration to Medina by Solar (Shamsi) system. Now it is 1397 in Hijri Shamsi calendar. | But the most useful calendar is Hejri Shamsi, which refers to prophet Mohammad (pbuh) migration to Medina by Solar (Shamsi) system. Now it is 1397 in Hijri Shamsi calendar. | ||
Solar Iranian calendar begins with 21 March as the first day of year, the first day of spring. the first 6 months have 31 days, the upcoming 5 have 30 and the last one has 29 days, but every four year, it will be 30 days because of Astronomical reasons. | Solar Iranian calendar begins with 21 March as the first day of year, the first day of spring. the first 6 months have 31 days, the upcoming 5 have 30 and the last one has 29 days, but every four year, it will be 30 days because of Astronomical reasons. | ||
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# بهمن (Bahman) | # بهمن (Bahman) | ||
# اسفند (Esfand) | # اسفند (Esfand) | ||
The first day of the year is mostly 21 March, except in leap years, which will be 22 March. | The first day of the year is mostly 21 March, except in leap years, which will be 22 March. | ||
I hope you enjoy this lesson. | I hope you enjoy this lesson. | ||
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Good luck. | Good luck. | ||
==Related Lessons== | |||
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* [[Language/Iranian-persian/Culture/Ramadan|Ramadan]] | * [[Language/Iranian-persian/Culture/Ramadan|Ramadan]] | ||
* [[Language/Iranian-persian/Culture/Official-Farsi-and-informal-Farsi|Official Farsi and informal Farsi]] | * [[Language/Iranian-persian/Culture/Official-Farsi-and-informal-Farsi|Official Farsi and informal Farsi]] | ||
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* [[Language/Iranian-persian/Culture/Birthday|Birthday]] | * [[Language/Iranian-persian/Culture/Birthday|Birthday]] | ||
* [[Language/Iranian-persian/Culture/Iran-Timeline|Iran Timeline]] | * [[Language/Iranian-persian/Culture/Iran-Timeline|Iran Timeline]] | ||