hijri-datetime 0.2.3.post0

Pythonic Hijri datetime — handle full & partial dates, ranges, and seamless Gregorian & Jalali conversion.

hijri-datetime

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📅 Hijri (Islamic) calendar datetime library for Python
A drop-in replacement for Python's built-in datetime module, supporting Hijri date arithmetic, formatting, conversion, partial dates, and integration with jdatetime.

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Features

• HijriDate / HijriDateTime classes
  Drop-in replacement for datetime.date and datetime.datetime.

• Partial Dates & Ranges
  Handle missing months or days gracefully:

  • HijriDate(1446) → represents the full year.
  • HijriDate(1446, 2) → represents all days of month 2.
  • Arithmetic supports ranges and comparisons.

• Gregorian ↔ Hijri Conversion

  • Vectorized conversion using preloaded dataset (from Aladhan API).
  • Accurate conversion for historical and future dates.

• Integration with jdatetime
  Convert Hijri dates to Jalali calendar easily:

  import jdatetime
  jd = hijri_date.to_jdatetime()
  

• Full datetime API support Methods like .year, .month, .day, .weekday(), .isoweekday(), .strftime(), .fromisoformat(), .today(), .now().

• Calendar module compatibility Leap year checks, month lengths, weekdays, etc.

• Vectorized / Bulk Conversion Support Efficient for millions of rows with pandas/numpy.

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Installation

pip install hijri-datetime

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Quick Start

from hijri_datetime import HijriDate, HijriDateTime

# Create Hijri dates
d1 = HijriDate(1446, 2, 15)  # Full date
d2 = HijriDate(1446, 2)      # Day missing → treat as range
d3 = HijriDate(1446)         # Month & day missing → full year range

# Convert to Gregorian
print(d1.to_gregorian())             # datetime.date(2025, 9, 9)
print(d2.to_gregorian_range())       # [datetime.date(2025,9,1), datetime.date(2025,9,30)]
print(d3.to_gregorian_range())       # full year range

# Date arithmetic
print(d1 + 10)   # Add 10 days
print(d1 - 5)    # Subtract 5 days

# jdatetime conversion
import jdatetime
jd = d1.to_jdatetime()
print(jd)        # jdatetime.date(...)

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Partial Dates & Ranges

• HijriDate(1446) → represents the whole year.
• HijriDate(1446, 2) → represents all days of month 2.
• Conversion to Gregorian returns ranges:

• Year only

  d = HijriDate(1446)
  start, end = d.to_gregorian_range()
  print(start, end)  # 2024-07-18 2025-07-06 (example)
  

• Year and Month only

  d = HijriDate(1446, 2)
  start, end = d.to_gregorian_range()
  print(start, end)  # 2025-09-01 2025-09-30 (example)
  

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Gregorian ↔ Hijri Conversion

from hijri_datetime import HijriConverter

converter = HijriConverter()

# Hijri → Gregorian
greg = converter.hijri_to_gregorian(1446, 2, 15)
print(greg)  # datetime.date(2025, 9, 9)

# Gregorian → Hijri
hijri = converter.gregorian_to_hijri(greg)
print(hijri)  # HijriDate(1446, 2, 15)

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jdatetime Integration

from hijri_datetime import HijriDate

d = HijriDate(1446, 2, 15)
jd = d.to_jdatetime()
print(jd)  # jdatetime.date(2025, 6, 16) example

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Pandas / Vectorized Example

import pandas as pd
from hijri_datetime import HijriDate

dates = pd.Series([HijriDate(1446, 1, 1), HijriDate(1446, 2, 10)])
greg_dates = dates.apply(lambda x: x.to_gregorian())
print(greg_dates)

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Roadmap

• Full calendar module API compatibility
• Timezone-aware Hijri datetime
• Support for Umm al-Qura, tabular, and other Hijri variants
• Improved bulk conversion performance
• PyPI release with automated dataset update from Aladhan API

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Contributing

Pull requests are welcome! Please open an issue first to discuss major changes. Could you make sure tests pass before submitting PRs?

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License

GNU License © 2025