Tarikh Shamsi B Miladi
The phrase tarikh shamsi b miladi refers to the conversion of dates from the Persian Solar Hijri (Shamsi) calendar to the Western Gregorian (Miladi) calendar. Understanding how these two systems interact is essential for anyone dealing with Iranian or Afghan history, business, or culture. The Two Calendar Systems
Example: Convert 1 Farvardin 1401 Shamsi to Miladi
- 1 Farvardin 1401 = Nowruz 1401.
- Gregorian equivalent = March 21, 2022 (since 1401 + 621 = 2022, and Nowruz is March 20/21).
No need for manual math – this library handles leap years and equinox accurately. tarikh shamsi b miladi
🧠 Fun Facts & Tricks
- Nowruz (1 Farvardin) = March 20 or 21 — the exact equinox, calculated astronomically for Tehran.
- Leap years in Shamsi are more astronomically precise than Gregorian (based on equinox observation).
- Year 1400 Shamsi began on March 21, 2021 — many Persians celebrated the “new century” with massive festivals.
- In Afghanistan, the Solar Hijri calendar uses Arabic month names (Hamal, Sawr, etc.) but same system.
- Microsoft Excel has no native Shamsi date system — you need custom add-ins.
For the last 3 months of the SH year (Dey to Esfand):Add 622 years to the Solar year.Example: 1403 SH + 622 = 2025 AD. 2. Month Equivalencies The phrase tarikh shamsi b miladi refers to
- January (31 days)
- February (28 or 29 days)
- March (31 days)
- April (30 days)
- May (31 days)
- June (30 days)
- July (31 days)
- August (31 days)
- September (30 days)
- October (31 days)
- November (30 days)
- December (31 days)
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