Shawwal 1309 AH Calendar
The full calendar of Shawwal 1309 AH: month 10 of the Hijri year, beginning on April 28, 1892 (Thursday) and ending on May 26, 1892, lasting 29 days according to the official Umm al-Qura calendar. The table below maps each day of the month to its Gregorian date, weekday and occasions.
Occasions this month: Eid al-Fitr (April 28, 1892).
| Hijri date | Day | Gregorian date | Occasion |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Shawwal 1309 | Thursday | April 28, 1892 | Eid al-Fitr |
| 2 Shawwal 1309 | Friday | April 29, 1892 | |
| 3 Shawwal 1309 | Saturday | April 30, 1892 | |
| 4 Shawwal 1309 | Sunday | May 1, 1892 | |
| 5 Shawwal 1309 | Monday | May 2, 1892 | |
| 6 Shawwal 1309 | Tuesday | May 3, 1892 | |
| 7 Shawwal 1309 | Wednesday | May 4, 1892 | |
| 8 Shawwal 1309 | Thursday | May 5, 1892 | |
| 9 Shawwal 1309 | Friday | May 6, 1892 | |
| 10 Shawwal 1309 | Saturday | May 7, 1892 | |
| 11 Shawwal 1309 | Sunday | May 8, 1892 | |
| 12 Shawwal 1309 | Monday | May 9, 1892 | |
| 13 Shawwal 1309 | Tuesday | May 10, 1892 | |
| 14 Shawwal 1309 | Wednesday | May 11, 1892 | |
| 15 Shawwal 1309 | Thursday | May 12, 1892 | |
| 16 Shawwal 1309 | Friday | May 13, 1892 | |
| 17 Shawwal 1309 | Saturday | May 14, 1892 | |
| 18 Shawwal 1309 | Sunday | May 15, 1892 | |
| 19 Shawwal 1309 | Monday | May 16, 1892 | |
| 20 Shawwal 1309 | Tuesday | May 17, 1892 | |
| 21 Shawwal 1309 | Wednesday | May 18, 1892 | |
| 22 Shawwal 1309 | Thursday | May 19, 1892 | |
| 23 Shawwal 1309 | Friday | May 20, 1892 | |
| 24 Shawwal 1309 | Saturday | May 21, 1892 | |
| 25 Shawwal 1309 | Sunday | May 22, 1892 | |
| 26 Shawwal 1309 | Monday | May 23, 1892 | |
| 27 Shawwal 1309 | Tuesday | May 24, 1892 | |
| 28 Shawwal 1309 | Wednesday | May 25, 1892 | |
| 29 Shawwal 1309 | Thursday | May 26, 1892 |
The Hijri date may differ by one day depending on the moon sighting and the official announcement in your country.
Frequently asked questions
When does Shawwal 1309 AH start?
Shawwal 1309 AH starts on April 28, 1892 (Thursday) and lasts 29 days, according to the official Umm al-Qura calendar.
Why does a Hijri month have only 29 or 30 days?
A Hijri month is lunar: it begins with the birth of the crescent and ends at the next one. A lunar cycle takes about 29.5 days, so months alternate between 29 and 30 days.
Why might the first day of the month in my country differ by one day?
This calendar follows Umm al-Qura, adopted in Saudi Arabia. Other countries rely on crescent sighting or other tabulations, and their month may start one day earlier or later.