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Ramadan, Passover, Easter and Chinese New Year move around the Gregorian calendar because each is fixed in a calendar of its own. Pick a holiday and a year to see the date.
Birth of Baháʼu'lláh 2026
Wednesday 11 November 2026
Begins at sunset on Tuesday 10 November 2026
8 Qudrat 183 BE
Today (began at sunset yesterday)
Next time: Sunday 31 October 2027 · in 353 days, at sunset
Before 2015, Baháʼís in the West kept it on 12 November.
Coming up
The next twelve months, soonest first. The new year in every calendar is under New years.
Today began last night
Birth of Baháʼu'lláh 8 Qudrat 183 BE
From sunset on 10 November 2026 · Baháʼí (Badíʿ)
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Orthodox Christmas 25 December 2026 (Julian calendar)
7 January 2027 · Julian
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