Iran's public holidays in 1490

1490 has 27 public holidays; 4 of them fall on a Friday.

Next holiday: Saturday 1 Farvardin (in 30839 days) - Nowruz - New Year's Day

DateWeekdayGregorianOccasion
1 Farvardin Saturday 21 March 2111 Nowruz - New Year's Day
2 Farvardin Sunday 22 March 2111 Nowruz Holiday - Day 2
3 Farvardin Monday 23 March 2111 Nowruz Holiday - Day 3
4 Farvardin Tuesday 24 March 2111 Nowruz Holiday - Day 4
12 Farvardin Wednesday 1 April 2111 Islamic Republic Day
13 Farvardin Thursday 2 April 2111 Nature Day (Sizdah Bedar)
23 Farvardin estimate Sunday 12 April 2111 Martyrdom of Fatimah Zahra
1 Khordad estimate Friday 22 May 2111 Birth of Imam Ali - Father's Day
14 Khordad Thursday 4 June 2111 Passing of Imam Khomeini
15 Khordad estimate Friday 5 June 2111 15 Khordad Uprising Anniversary , Prophet's Mission (Mab'ath)
1 Tir estimate Monday 22 June 2111 Birth of Imam Mahdi - Mid-Sha'ban
6 Mordad estimate Tuesday 28 July 2111 Martyrdom of Imam Ali
15 Mordad estimate Thursday 6 August 2111 Eid al-Fitr
16 Mordad estimate Friday 7 August 2111 Eid al-Fitr Holiday
8 Shahrivar estimate Sunday 30 August 2111 Martyrdom of Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq
22 Mehr estimate Wednesday 14 October 2111 Eid al-Adha
30 Mehr estimate Thursday 22 October 2111 Eid al-Ghadir
20 Aban estimate Wednesday 11 November 2111 Tasua
21 Aban estimate Thursday 12 November 2111 Ashura
1 Dey estimate Tuesday 22 December 2111 Arbaeen
9 Dey estimate Wednesday 30 December 2111 Death of Prophet Muhammad & Martyrdom of Imam Hasan
10 Dey estimate Thursday 31 December 2111 Martyrdom of Imam Reza
18 Dey estimate Friday 8 January 2112 Martyrdom of Imam Hasan al-Askari
27 Dey estimate Sunday 17 January 2112 Birth of Prophet Muhammad & Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq
22 Bahman Thursday 11 February 2112 Victory of the Islamic Revolution (22 Bahman)
29 Esfand Saturday 19 March 2112 Nationalization of Oil Industry Day
30 Esfand Sunday 20 March 2112 End-of-year holiday (30 Esfand, leap years)

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. Dates marked "estimate" are not yet officially announced and come from astronomical calculation. 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

Bridge days

A working day between two days off; a day's leave on it makes a longer break.

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The holiday names in the calendar files are in Persian.