The
people of the Caliphate mark time along the path of the moon Mah.
The position of its little sister Sham determines the days of
the week. There are twelve months of four weeks of seven days in each
year.
Months
1:
Zendeh-mah
2:
Behesht-mah
3:
Sabze-mah
4:
Garm-mah
5:
Atash-mah
6:
Sucht-mah
7:
Arum-mah
8:
Badi-mah
9:
Farash-mah
10:
Marg-mah
11:
Yaght-mah
12:
Helg-mah
Days of the Week
1:
Yek-Shambeh (Bazaar Day)
2:
Doh-Shambeh (Bazaar Day)
3:
Ceh-Shambeh (Bazaar Day)
4:
Char-Shambeh (Bazaar Day)
5:
Joh-Shambeh (Day of Prayer / Public Holiday)
6:
Shish-Shambeh
7:
Shambeh (Day of Rest / Public Holiday)
Eids (Holidays)
1:
Nowh-rooz – New Year – 1st
of Zendeh-Mah
2:
-Eid-e-Behesht – Spring Equinox – 14th
of Behesht-mah
3:
Eid-e-Atash – Summer Equinox – 14th
of Atash-mah
4:
Eid-e-Badi – Autumn Equinox - 14th
of Badi-mah
5:
Eid-e-Yaght – Winter Equinox - 14th
of Yaght-mah
6:
Eid-e-Mardoum – People's Holiday - 1st
of Sabze-Mah
7:
Eid-e-Caliph – Foundation of the Caliphate- 22nd
of Farash-mah
Calendar Years
The
Calendar of the Caliphate marks the years since the caliphate was
founded as Sari-Caliph which is abbrevated as S.C.
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