Hijri Calendar 1404 – Islamic Year Calendar

Gregorian: October 8, 1983 – September 26, 1984 355 days Country: Pakistan
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Months in Hijri Year 1404

Browse all 12 months of the Hijri year 1404. Each month includes daily Islamic dates, corresponding Gregorian dates, and key religious events.

Year Statistics & Structural Insights

355 Days Total Days
253 Days Working Days
11 Events Islamic Events
Pakistan Region

Year length and civil-calendar interaction

The Hijri year 1404 spans approximately 355 days, distributed across 12 lunar months. This results in a dynamic yearly structure where working days, weekends, and religious observances vary depending on how the Hijri calendar aligns with the Gregorian calendar in Pakistan.

Calendar Context & Overview

Hijri dates on this page are aligned to the Umm al-Qura civil calendar and may differ by one day depending on local moon sighting and your country.

How this Hijri year is structured

Hijri year 1404 in Pakistan follows a lunar-based time system in which each month begins with the sighting of the new moon. This structure defines the rhythm of Islamic life, including fasting periods, pilgrimage seasons, and religious observances throughout the year.

Gregorian alignment for this year

In Pakistan, Hijri year 1404 begins on 1 Muharram 1404 AH (Gregorian: October 8, 1983) and concludes on 30 Dhul-Hijjah 1404 AH. Due to the shorter lunar cycle, this year shifts approximately 10–11 days earlier compared to the previous Gregorian year, affecting the seasonal placement of Islamic months.

Official dates in Pakistan

In Pakistan, the Hijri calendar is determined through official moon sighting authorities, which may lead to slight variations compared to astronomical calculations or other regions. As a result, the exact start and end dates of Hijri year 1404 may differ slightly from global estimates.

Year Data Snapshot

Public Holidays: 1
Working Days: 253
Weekend Days: 102

Frequently Asked Questions

Hijri year 1404 is a complete Islamic lunar year consisting of 12 months, used to determine religious events and observances based on moon sighting practices in Pakistan.

It begins on 1 Muharram 1404 AH (Gregorian: October 8, 1983) and ends on 30 Dhul-Hijjah 1404 AH, based on official moon sightings.

It typically includes around 355 days due to the lunar cycle.

Because it follows the lunar cycle, which is shorter than the solar year, causing dates to shift earlier each year.

No, dates may vary due to regional moon sighting differences.

Ramadan, Dhul Hijjah, and Muharram are key months with major religious significance.

Approximately 253, depending on calendar alignment (Monday–Friday in the Gregorian calendar).

Around 11 event days are recorded on this calendar for the Islamic observances we track.