Iran's public holidays in 1390
1390 has 26 public holidays; 2 of them fall on a Friday.
Basis: the Public Holidays Act of Tir 1359 (1980) and its amendments. Religious holidays follow Iran's official Islamic calendar and may move by a day with the official sighting of the new moon. Methodology
Long weekends and bridge days
Days off are Fridays and public holidays. Thursday counts as a working day.
Several days off in a row
- Monday 1 Farvardin to Friday 5 Farvardin (5 days)
- Friday 12 Farvardin to Saturday 13 Farvardin (2 days)
- Friday 16 Ordibehesht to Saturday 17 Ordibehesht (2 days)
- Friday 13 Khordad to Sunday 15 Khordad (3 days)
- Thursday 26 Khordad to Friday 27 Khordad (2 days)
- Thursday 9 Tir to Friday 10 Tir (2 days)
- Wednesday 9 Shahrivar to Friday 11 Shahrivar (3 days)
- Friday 1 Mehr to Saturday 2 Mehr (2 days)
- Monday 14 Azar to Tuesday 15 Azar (2 days)
- Friday 23 Dey to Saturday 24 Dey (2 days)
- Friday 21 Bahman to Saturday 22 Bahman (2 days)
Bridge days
A working day between two days off; a day's leave on it makes a longer break.
- Saturday 25 Tir
- Saturday 1 Bahman
- Monday 3 Bahman
Add the holidays to your phone's calendar
- Subscribe to the holiday calendar (Apple, Outlook and other apps): this year's and next year's holidays, kept up to date. Subscription address: https://www.persian-calendar.com/holidays.ics
- Add to Google Calendar
- Download the 1390 holidays file (once, without updates)
The holiday names in the calendar files are in Persian.