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Calendario Islámico Sí o No
 

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by OUAHIBA HAKMI BHALIL
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El calendario Islámico tiene 12 meses

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El calendario Islámico se basa en la luna

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El mes empieza con la luna llena

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El calendario Islámico tiene entre 30 y 31 días

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El calendario Islámico tiene 10 días más que el calendario gregoriano

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Los meses no permanecen en las mismas estaciones sino que retroceden a lo largo de 32,5 años.

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El calendario Islámico tiene 4 meses sagrados.

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Los meses sagrados son: Dul-Qidah, Dul-Hijah, Muharram y Ramadan

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El califa Umar al Hattab fue el que estableció el calendario Hijri

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En el año 638 gregoriano los musulmanes cambiaron el año 0. Antes era El Año de Elefante y a partir de esa fecha es el año en el que Muhammad hizo Hijra de la Meca a Medina.

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El día empieza y acaba con la puesta de sol (magrib)

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