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The 42 pages that link to Islamic calendar, each with the reason it gives.

• Lunar calendarBroader topic: It is a prominent example of a calendar that remains purely lunar.

• CalendarBroader topic: Its months follow lunar phases without intercalation to track the seasons.

• Lunar phaseBroader topic: Month beginnings are traditionally tied to sighting the new crescent.

• Lunisolar calendarBroader topic: Its months move through the seasons, making the contrast with lunisolar systems clear.

• Synodic monthBroader topic: Its twelve months per year are counted directly from observed lunar crescents.

• Lunar monthBroader topic: Its months begin with the sighting or calculated occurrence of the crescent Moon.

• MonthBroader topic: Its months shift through the seasons because the calendar does not intercalate a month.

• New moonBroader topic: The visibility of the new crescent helps determine the start of each month.

• Solar calendarBroader topic: Its months move through the seasons, unlike those of a solar calendar.

• History of calendarsBroader topic: Its seasons shift through the solar year, shaping the timing of Islamic observances.

• Year (calendar)Broader topic: Its religious year shifts through the seasons because it is not adjusted to the solar year.