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Ten Transformative Impacts of the Unified Global Hijri Calendar on Muslim Life

by Persyarikatan Muhammadiyah
1 month ago
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Ten Transformative Impacts of the Unified Global Hijri Calendar on Muslim Life

The Hijri calendar, based on the lunar cycle, has served as a vital marker of religious and cultural life for Muslims around the world for more than a thousand years. However, differences in determining the start of each lunar month often lead to inconsistencies in observing important religious events such as Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.

The proposal to implement a unified global Hijri calendar offers a forward-thinking solution that could unite the global Muslim community. This initiative also brings with it several significant benefits.

First, the implementation of the unified global Hijri calendar will revive ilm al-falak (Islamic astronomy). This field, which integrates religious knowledge with astronomical science, is a rich part of Islamic intellectual history. With the unified global Hijri calendar in place, interest in this area is likely to rise again. Research development in the area of astronomical science will be driven by the need to enhance time calculations using modern technology such as satellites and astronomy software. This also presents an opportunity for young people to explore a scientific discipline relevant to contemporary challenges.

Second, the unified global Hijri calendar helps Muslims look ahead with a shared global vision. In today’s interconnected world, having one religious timeline can symbolize unity. As a result, all Muslims celebrate Eid on the same day, whether in Jakarta, Cairo, London, or New York. This shared experience would strengthen the collective Islamic identity, especially at a time when globalization often blurs cultural lines.

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Third, modern technology plays a central role in making this calendar possible. Tools like remote sensing and computer simulation can calculate the new moon with far greater accuracy than traditional methods. This reduces the need for physical moon sightings, which are often limited by weather or geographical conditions, and shows how Islam can embrace technological progress while maintaining its principles.

Fourth, the unified global Hijri calendar would also strengthen global Muslim solidarity. Disagreements over the date of religious holidays often lead to confusion and sometimes even tension within communities. The calendar would allow Muslims to worship in harmony and simplify coordination for international religious events, such as conferences or charitable activities that rely on shared dates.

Fifth, the unified global Hijri calendar would also make international planning easier. Unified religious dates can help coordinate activities across sectors like education, religion, and economics. For example, Islamic financial institutions could better manage zakat collection, waqf, and halal investments without being constrained by differing national calendars. It also helps support international projects like Hajj preparation and the development of religious infrastructure.

Sixth, the unified global Hijri calendar would improve the accuracy of religious observance. Times for prayer, fasting, and other practices tied to the lunar cycle could be calculated with greater certainty, giving Muslims more confidence and comfort. This accuracy could also boost trust in religious institutions that apply science-based methods.

Seventh, the unified global Hijri calendar  would also reinforce Islamic cultural identity. In an age of global influences, having a unified Hijri calendar would serve as a cultural and spiritual symbol, showing that Islam has its own timekeeping system that stands confidently alongside the globally used Gregorian calendar.

Eighth, educationally, the calendar would promote the development of standardized curricula in Islamic astronomy (falak) and encourage more research that connects astronomy, technology, and Islamic studies. These advancements could drive new ideas and strengthen the contribution of Islamic civilization.

Ninth, the unified global Hijri calendar also brings practical advantages in the Islamic economy. With a shared timeline, managing zakat, halal investments, and other sharia-based economic activities would be more organized and efficient. Businesses could plan strategies in sync with religious observances, leading to better outcomes.

Finally, the unified global Hijri calendar could reduce conflict over the beginning of religious months. Longstanding debates between hisab (calculation) and rukyat (physical sighting) often spark disagreements. A science-based global approach would minimize these issues and help Muslims focus on the core meaning of worship rather than technical disputes.

Overall, the unified global Hijri calendar represents a major step toward unity, progress, and a stronger Islamic identity globally. It encourages us to view time as not only a schedule but also a powerful tool to bring hearts together and guide a shared future.

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