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This dual calendar app displays both Hijri and Gregorian dates, allowing users to schedule appointments with reminders. It also lists Islamic events with their corresponding Gregorian dates and provides prayer times and Qibla direction.
✓Dual Hijri and Gregorian calendar
✓Appointment scheduling with reminders
✓Islamic event listing
✓Prayer times
✓Qibla direction
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What's New in Fatimid Cal
3.2.1
March 3, 2026
Fixed some bugs Enhanced location service Enhanced Calendar View Enhanced Prayer Times Screen Added Home Screen Widget
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What does the Fatimid Cal app do?
The Fatimid Cal app is a dual calendar application that displays both the Hijri (Islamic) and Gregorian calendars. It allows users to schedule appointments with reminders, lists Islamic events with their corresponding Gregorian dates, and provides accurate prayer times and Qibla direction.
What are the key features of the Fatimid Cal app?
Key features include a dual Hijri and Gregorian calendar display, the ability to schedule appointments with notifications, a list of Islamic events with their Gregorian equivalents, accurate prayer times, and Qibla direction functionality.
Is the Fatimid Cal app free to use?
Yes, this version of the Fatimid Cal application is completely free to use. There are no costs associated with downloading or utilizing its features.
Who is the Fatimid Calendar based on?
The Fatimid Calendar is based on a system attributed to Imam Jaffer Al-Sadiq (PBUH) and was historically used in Fatimid Egypt. It follows a specific calculation for month lengths, with odd-numbered months having 30 days and even-numbered months having 29 days, except for Dhu al-Hijjah in a leap year.
What are common use cases for the Fatimid Cal app?
Common use cases include keeping track of Islamic holidays and events, scheduling personal appointments using either Hijri or Gregorian dates, ensuring timely prayer observance, and finding the Qibla direction for prayer.