hijri

All dates are converted from Hijri, and may be up to a year out.

The twelve Hijri months are named as follows in Arabic:

Death dates are provided accorded to the Hijri (Islamic) calendar.

According to some sources, Hijri Dede died in December 1952.

In 1407 Hijri, he was elected honorable rector of Hathazari Madrasah.

In 256 Hijri he continued his journey from Kufa to Persian city of Qom.

Badshahi Mosque, built in the era of Shahjahan and Aalmgir 1258 hijri.

Hijri Dede was a poet from Kirkuk, Iraq.

Hijri Dede (poet)

In Hijri 17 according to the Islamic calendar the Muslims were victorious in Shaam.

He took the special permission for returning back to his home Thatta in 1137 Hijri, October 1724 and to practice the Qadiri order.

Hazrat Ibn Arabi presented the theory of the oneness of being in the sixth century hijri.

The General Secretary is currently Mustafa Hijri and he remains in this position till the next party convention which will be held in 2012.

He preached in the tenth and eleventh centuries Hijri (sixteenth and early seventeenth century AD).

Syed Zain ud din Daud was born at Shiraz in Hijri.

The change lasted till the Islamic Revolution in Iran, 1979; at which time the calendar was reverted back to Solar Hijri.

In 1891 he returned to the Caucasus and published the first joint Hijri and Christian calendars in Persian.

There appeared a plank sheikh Madar sat on it and reached 282 hijri Khambat in Gujarat with the help of Allah.

Thereafter, only a few days had passed when, on the 25th of Jamadil Akhir 785 Hijri, his father Maulana Shaikh died.

Among the first records of him is in late 9th Hijri, the Year of Delegations, when he accompanied a delegation of his tribe to Medina.

The alams, which were installed in 1220 hijri, are of the Asaf Jahi period during Sikander Jah's reign.

Yousuf was born in Budgam in 1322 hijri, and completed his education in Islamic law from Najaf in Iraq.

When Sayed Badi'uddin Shah Madar Sahib reached Ajmer for the first time, it was the 300 hijri era.

Yanabi al-Muwadda is a Hadith collection purportedly authored by Sulayman al-Qunduzi in Baghdad in 1395 hijri.

It was in Hijri 818 that Hazrat Sayed Badiuddin Zinda Shah Madar came to Makanpur.