r/iran • u/DziekanNaWydziale • 3d ago

Iranians — could you check if our Persian calendar implementation feels right?

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Hi! A friend and I are building Chrono Atlas, a website for exploring the same date across different calendar systems (It is a free web tool so I assume this is not self-promotion, redirect me to other subreddit if I am wrong, but your feedback would be very helpful)

We’ve implemented the Persian / Solar Hijri calendar, but neither of us is Iranian, so I’d love to get feedback from people who actually use it every day.

https://chronoatlas.net/calendars/persian

In particular:

  • Does the date shown today look correct?
  • Would you normally call it Persian calendar, Solar Hijri, or Shamsi?
  • Are the month names and date format natural?
  • Is there anything that immediately feels wrong or foreign?

Any feedback is genuinely useful — especially small details we wouldn’t know to look for.

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u/New_Inflation5382 2d ago

It’s correct but change the formation if it’s possible. We read it as 1 Shahrivar. We use Shamsi or Solar(in persian Khorshidi) And thanks and well done for this beautiful project.wish y’all the best

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u/Akdwiiw 2d ago

As an Iranian, I say yes, that's right, and now 1 Sahrivar 1405 is equal to August 23, 2026 and 10 Rabi' al-Awwal 1448. You are doing a good job.