MutiCalendar

MultiCalendar shows the current date on your desktop according to three Calendar systems: Gregorian, Hijri and Persian.

Gregorian calendar, the de facto international standard, is used almost everywhere in the world for civil purposes, including in China and India. The Persian calendar (also known as Shamsi, Jalali) is used in Iran and Afghanistan. The Hijri calendar (also known as Islamic) is used by Muslims the world over.
You could change the size, color, opacity and font of Widget to perfectly blend it into the desktop wallpaper.

Current Version: 1.51

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October 07, 2006 · version 1.51 khadijah
i like this widget..but i getting confuse about the arabic number for number four...the number look like number three in arabic.. what i know and i learn .. the arabic number for four is like this '٤'...
September 04, 2006 · version 1.51 Outstanding Masha'Allah
This is excellent because it will teach many like myself Arabic numerals but also the calendar, JazakhAllah Khair!
August 30, 2006 · version 1.51 Ali
I Like it very much and it is nice job, cheers
August 09, 2006 · version 1.5 faleeri
Thank you for this calendar
can you make the numbers in hejri format to be arabic, while the persian calendar in faresi.
July 24, 2006 · version 1.5 AMLEgypt
I would say this is very cool
But it need more Rawshanna