Also known as the Islamic calendar. A calendar used in Islamic countries. Currently the only purely lunar calendar, it has 354 days in a normal year (12 months with alternating long months of 30 days and short months of 29 days), and 355 days in a leap year (two long months in a row). The beginning of the year moves regardless of the season, and returns to the original date after about 33 years. July 16, 622 AD (Hijra) was January 1, 1 AD. → Related topics Islam | Era | Lunar calendar | Hajj | Ramadan Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
イスラム暦とも。イスラム教国内で行われている暦。現在ただ一つの純粋太陰暦で,平年(30日の大の月と29日の小の月が交互で12ヵ月)354日,閏(うるう)年(大の月が二つ続く)355日。年初は季節と関係なしに移動し,約33年でもとにもどる。西暦622年7月16日(ヒジュラ)が紀元1年1月1日。 →関連項目イスラム|紀元|太陰暦|ハッジュ|ラマダーン 出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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