Three calendars in one:

Jewish, Christian and Islamic

WHAT DAY IS IT?  IN WHICH CALENDAR?

While the Christian (Gregorian) Calendar is the current universal calendar for the world, the Jewish (Hebrew) Calendar and the Islamic (Hijri) Calendar are also still in use today.

Because the length of a year differs in each calendar, coinciding dates differ with each year. That’s why Jewish holidays like Chanukah and Yom Kippur and Islamic holidays like Ramadan and Hajj take place on different days of the Christian calendar from one year to the next.

HOW DOES THIS CALENDAR WORK?

The People of the Book Calendar displays the coinciding date, month and year in each calendar. And it includes holidays and lunar phases.

You may have noticed by now that dates, months, years and holidays are color-coded: Jewish  Christian  Islamic