Hijri Month Name Calligraphy in Arabic
Add Hijri month calligraphy to your designs: month names drawn in Arabic script on transparent backgrounds for calendars, monthly posts and occasions.
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What is a calligraphic month name for?
It works as a visual title for any seasonal design: the head of a monthly calendar, a post header, or a series cover. Typed plainly the month is information; drawn as calligraphy it becomes the month's identity.
What can you design with them?
Headers for calendars and monthly schedules
Posts marking the start of each Hijri month
Muharram, Rajab, Ramadan and Dhul Hijjah designs
Covers for monthly content series
Prints and cards for monthly occasions
How do you build a series across the year's months?
Build one template holding a slot for the calligraphy and a slot for the text, save it in Andalusi, then swap only the month's composition each time. That gives twelve designs your audience recognises at once.
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What are the Hijri months?
The Hijri calendar has twelve months beginning with Muharram and ending with Dhul Hijjah, forming the Islamic lunar year. You will find all of their names as Arabic calligraphy in this category.
Do these work as a calendar header?
Yes. Put the month's composition at the head with the grid beneath it, then export at high quality from Andalusi for print or a light version for monthly posting.
Why does a Hijri month's date shift each year?
Because the Hijri calendar is lunar and about eleven days shorter than the Gregorian one, so each month moves earlier annually. Save designs in Andalusi to change only the date.