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Islamic Date Today apps and tools

The Islamic date on the web, in your browser, on your Android phone or as a morning alert. Every app and tool shows the same dates.

You can check the Islamic date in whichever way suits you: on the website, in your browser toolbar, in an Android app, or as a morning alert on your phone. Every one of them uses the same dates as the website, so the date you see on your phone matches the date on your desktop.

Apps and browser extensions

All four are free and published on the official stores.

Free tools on the website

The website has the most tools. Each one shows the date for Pakistan, India and Bangladesh and the worldwide Umm al-Qura date, and works without an account or an app.

On your phone without an app

If you would rather not install anything, the website itself does three things on a phone:

For developers

Want the Hijri date in your own app or website? The developer guide explains how to get the same dates we show, including the one-day South Asia rule, and the GitHub repository holds the open datasets and example code.

Which one should you use?

If you wantUse
The date every morning without opening anythingThe morning date alert
The date while you work on a computerThe Chrome or Edge extension
The date and calendar on an Android phoneThe Android app, or the website added to your home screen
To convert a date or plan RamadanThe converter and Ramadan calendar
The Hijri date inside your own softwareThe developer guide

Frequently asked questions

Is there an Islamic Date Today app?

Yes. There is an official Islamic Date Today Android app on the Google Play Store, plus browser extensions for Chrome and Edge. All use the same Hijri date data as the website.

Are the apps and extensions free?

Yes. The Android app, the Chrome and Edge extensions, and all website tools are free to use.

Do all the tools show the same Islamic date?

Yes. Every official platform uses the same reference data and method, so the website, app, and extensions stay consistent with each other.

Can I get the Islamic date on my phone every morning?

Yes. Tap "Get the date every morning" on the homepage and allow notifications. Your phone then shows the day's Islamic date each morning, with a note on special days. No sign-up or email is needed, and you can turn it off with the same button.