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/Home/Reference/It's About Time/Sacred Time Department of Electronics-Carleton University Votes:0 Library Carleton A-Z CU Phonebook Campus Map Prospective Students New & Current Students Alumni Faculty/Staff Department of Electronics Electronics Home Home People Faculty Staff Graduate Undergraduate News FAQs Course Web Links Master's Degree Computer Help Graduate OCIECE Regulations Calendar Research Areas AMPPS Seminars Resources Fabrication Lab Lab Facilities Anechoic Chamber NeuroModeler Lab PC/CAD Network Photonics Lab Sun Unix Network Test and Measurement Lab Computer Services Internal Services External Services FTP Webmail Website Templates We are hiring... Contact Us Cadence University Program Related Links Faculty of Engineering Systems and Computer Engineering Sorry this page is not available. © 2005 Department of Electronics 5170 Mackenzie Building,1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottaw Read More Go to Site INTERFAITH CALENDAR Votes:0 INTERFAITH CALENDAR Primary sacred times for world religions 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Definitions Resource Mart Religion News Archive Other Calendars Alternate formats About Us ?& Answers Linked Sites Books Families of Religions Foods of Religions Print format calendars Interfaith Postscript Portable Guide to World Religions Annual Calendars 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Print out formats December in English November in English Spanish Changes on the calendar Judaism Islam Buddhist Hindu Christian Baha'i Zoroastrian Sikh Shinto Jain Confucian Daois t Native American more Update: November 20, 2007 Global Service since 1995 used in over 120 countries Email contact ? 1999 - 2007 MKL All Right Thanks for assisting the expansion of service at Interfaith calendar Read More Go to Site Islamic Lunar Calendar Votes:0 Unified Islamic Calendar (accepted by many countries) For this calendar, the criterion is that the new month begins if (1) Moon is born before Makkah sunset, and (2) moonset in Makkah is after sunset. 2007 2008 2009 2010 Suggested Global Lunar Calendar If Ulamaa' want to consider A suggested Global Lunar Calendar based on Imkan-e-Ru'yah (sighting possibility) anywhere in the world is that if the moon is born before 12:00 UT [23:59 or less of the previous day at International Date Line (IDL)], then the month begins at sunset of that day everywhere in the world. If the moon is born after 12:00 UT, then the month begins on the next day's sunset everywhere. IDL has been universally accepted even by Muslims as the beginning of every day of the week. All Muslims pray Friday prayers on the same d Read More Go to Site Religious seasonal days of celebration and holy days Votes:0 About this site About us Our beliefs Your first visit? Contact us External links Good books Visitor essays Our forum New essays Other site features Buy a CD Vital notes World religions BUDDHISM CHRISTIANITY Who is a Christian? Shared beliefs Handle change Bible topics Bible inerrancy Bible harmony Interpret Bible Persons Beliefs, creeds Da Vinci code Revelation, 666 Denominations HINDUISM ISLAM JUDAISM WICCA / WITCHCRAFT Other religions Cults and NRMs Comparing religions Non-theistic... Atheism Agnosticism Humanism Other About all religions Important topics Basic information Gods & Goddesses Handle change Doubt/security Quotes Movies Confusing terms Glossary World's end One true religion? Seasonal topics Science v. Religion More info. Spiritual/ethics Spirituality Morality/ethics Absolute Read More Go to Site Zoroastrian Religious Calendar Votes:0 Avesta -- Zoroastrian Archives Contents Prev zcal.html Next Glossary The Zoroastrian religious calendar The religious calendar is a matter of some controversy among Zoroastrians. There are currently three main calendars in use: Fasli, Shahanshahi, and Qadimi. The oldest Zoroastrian calendar ('Old Avestan') was evidently a seasonal one, but it is not clear how it was kept in harmony with the seasons. In later years ('Younger Avesta' and Sasanian times) the prescribed method was to add a month every 120 years, but none of the three modern calendars follow this tradition. Cf. Denkard 3, chapter 419 and Bundahishn chapter 25. FASLI ('seasonal'): A religious calendar which is kept in harmony with the seasons by intercalculating one day every four years, patterned after the Gregorian calendar. N Read More Go to Site

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