MutiCalendar
by Amir Samakar
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.
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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May 28, 2006 · version 1.4 Isa AbdulBariVery nice widget.
The Hijri month change is limited to calculation. An adjustment for local sighting would be useful. The calculation of the Hijri month would be more accurate if latitude and longitude were considered. Then, using naked eye visibility criteria (please look at www.icoproject.com) the date could be more accurate. For example, here it is Jumada 1, but the date shows as Rabi Al Thani 29 (should read 30 also). InshaAllah
Alhamdullilah.
