Experience the beauty of the Jalali (Solar Hijri) year with a calendar designed for the modern Iranian. The Iranian Calendar by OCN moves away from cluttered, religious interfaces to bring you a pure, cultural experience centered on Persian aesthetics.

Featuring the soul-stirring elegance of Nastaliq calligraphy and a unique "Ceramic-Lego" pattern system, this app turns your daily schedule into a piece of Iranian art.

🎨 Why Choose Iranian Calendar?

Artistic Soul: Every date is rendered in beautiful Nastaliq script, celebrating our rich calligraphic heritage.

A Daily Ritual: More than just dates—enjoy a daily poem from Hafez, perfect for those who want to start their morning with Iranian literature.

Ceramic Mosaic UI: A one-of-a-kind interface inspired by traditional Persian tilework and modern geometry.

Cultural Focus: A secular, heritage-focused Solar Hijri experience designed for the global Iranian community.

📅 Key Features:

Artistic Views: Day and Month views that prioritize readability and the Nastaliq aesthetic.

Daily Wisdom from Hafez: Start every day with a hand-picked poem from the grand master of Persian poetry. Our daily Hafez feature brings the soul of Shiraz to your fingertips in beautiful Nastaliq script.

Smart Date Converter: Effortlessly convert between Gregorian (Miladi) and Persian (Jalali) dates.

Customizable Widgets: Bring the beauty of Persian tilework to your home screen with widgets in multiple sizes.

Comprehensive Events: Track Iranian national holidays and significant cultural events without the clutter.

🌍 Multi-Regional Support: Optimized for Persian, Afghan (Dari/Pashto), and Kurdish speakers who value traditional art and a clean, secular user experience.

A Piece of Iran on Your Screen. We have replaced the standard "system" look with an interface that feels like home. Whether you are in Tehran, Los Angeles, or London, stay connected to your roots with the most beautiful Iranian Calendar on the Play Store.

Keywords: Taghvim, Iranian Calendar, Jalali, Shamsi, Hafez, Nastaliq, Persian Art, Iran 1405, Solar Hijri, Shiraz, Diaspora.