Bangla and Hijri Calendar

Get Bangla or Hijri calendar values as data objects when you need the parts, not just the string.

Start Here

Use these helpers when you want the calendar values themselves, not just a formatted string.

Quick Rule

If your UI needs day, month, and year as data, start here.

If your UI only needs a display string, go back to Formatting.

What You Get

Helper	Returns
`toBanglaCalendar()`	Bangla calendar parts
`toHijriCalendar()`	Hijri calendar parts

Bangla Calendar

import { toBanglaCalendar } from "@coreify/tarikh";

toBanglaCalendar("2026-03-31");
// -> { day: 17, month: "Chaitra", monthIndex: 12, year: 1432 }

toBanglaCalendar("2026-03-31", { locale: "bn-BD" });
// -> { day: "১৭", month: "চৈত্র", monthIndex: 12, year: "১৪৩২" }

Hijri Calendar

import { HIJRI_TIME_ZONES, toHijriCalendar } from "@coreify/tarikh";

const [defaultHijriZone, utcHijriZone] = HIJRI_TIME_ZONES;

toHijriCalendar("2026-03-31");
// -> { day: 11, month: "Shawwal", monthIndex: 10, year: 1447 }

toHijriCalendar("2026-03-31", { locale: "bn-BD" });
// -> { day: "১১", month: "শাওয়াল", monthIndex: 10, year: "১৪৪৭" }

toHijriCalendar("2026-03-31", { timeZone: "UTC" });
// -> { day: 11, month: "Shawwal", monthIndex: 10, year: 1447 }

Why This Page Exists

Use toBanglaCalendar() when you need the Bangla calendar directly
Use toHijriCalendar() when you need the Hijri date object for logic or display
Use format() when you want the finished string right away