This app provides a Persian calendar with Solar Hijri, Gregorian, and Zoroastrian calendars. It includes gah times, festivals, observances, and a date converter. Learn about Zoroastrian traditions and enjoy customizable styles and widgets.
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October 27, 2026
- Truer to Parsi and Iranian ways: feasts by the names each community uses, Asho Zarathushtra throughout, and calendar notes Parsi priests and Iranian mobeds will recognise. - Gahs in winter: from Avan mah, Parsis see Havan, then Second Havan from noon to 3 pm; Iranians see one Havan until 3 pm. - Greetings that fit the day: no greeting card on a day of remembrance, and Parsi greetings now say Mubarak. - Amardad Sal and Seti Pir: two more observances, and a calendar tag on each when you keep more than one calendar.
MoreMahbanou offers the Solar Hijri (Jalali/Shamsi) calendar, the Gregorian calendar side-by-side, and four Zoroastrian calendars: Shahenshahi, Kadmi, Fasli, and Iranian (Bastani).
Yes, Mahbanou includes a date converter that allows you to easily switch between the Solar Hijri, Gregorian, and Zoroastrian calendars.
Yes, Mahbanou offers lessons on the names of the 30 roj and 12 mah, details about gahambars, Gatha days, and upcoming Zoroastrian observances and festivals.
Mahbanou offers three styles: Sketchbook, Chāp, and Ātashkadeh, with options for light, dark, or system appearance. It also supports Nastaliq and Titr fonts.
No, Mahbanou is completely free and does not contain any advertisements.
Yes, Mahbanou has a dedicated Apple Watch app and supports complications for at-a-glance viewing of the date and gah times.
Yes, Mahbanou is designed to work offline, and your settings and location data are stored locally on your devices.
Mahbanou has received an exceptional rating of 5.0 stars from 2 ratings, indicating very positive user sentiment.
