It is tough to know where precisely to begin with the extraordinary story of Aadel Kardooni. The obvious starting point is ...

The Islamic calendar, not the Gregorian calendar, is primarily observed. Afghanistan follows the Islamic calendar, and the Persian New Year (Nowruz), celebrated on March 21, holds more ...

The Iranian New Year ... s rich history and adherence to its traditional calendar reflect its cultural pride and resistance to adopting the Gregorian system, making it one of the few nations ...

East Asian and Islamic customs use a lunar calendar that is based on the cycles of the moon. The Gregorian and Persian calendars are two examples that are based on the position of the sun. Jewish ...

Ketevan Bagrationi, descendent of the House of Mukhranbatoni of the Kartli Principality of Georgia. She was the spouse of the ...

Around 40 calendars are still in use today, but the main calendars used around the world are the Gregorian (western ... leap year every four years), and Persian calendars. Russia for example ...

The Iranian New Year, known as Nowruz ... where January 1 holds no special significance. The use of non-Gregorian calendars by Ethiopia, Nepal, Iran, and Afghanistan highlights their dedication ...

In Iran, Nowruz is the Iranian or Persian New Year festival ... of a new one and it usually occurs on March 21 in the Gregorian calendar. This day is also marked in countries with significant ...

It is no longer news that the Gregorian ... The Persian New Year, celebrated on the vernal equinox, is the primary New Year celebration, while January 1 is largely ignored. The Korean New Year, based ...

Displays the current date and time in both Gregorian and Shamsi (Persian) calendars. Shows a list of today's events in the Iranian calendar. Offers a real-time view of the planets visible in the sky ...

While January 1 marks the start of the New Year in most parts of the world following the Gregorian calendar ... Equinox and Regional New Years Nowruz (Persian New Year): Celebrated on or around ...