Default calendar for Bangladesh
A tiny app that lives in your Windows system tray and shows today's Hijri date for Bangladesh. One click on the taskbar icon opens the date card - no browser, no account, no ads.
Windows 10 and Windows 11 · 64-bit · free, no installation key needed
The icon sits next to your clock. Click it for today's Hijri date in English, Arabic and Bengali.
Add or edit confirmed month start dates yourself from the settings window, as a list or as raw JSON.
Use the live dates published on hijri.iiuc.net, or pin your own saved anchor set and reset to live any time.
Minimal memory use, no background noise, and a single button to open the full web calendar.
Only download HijriTray from this page. If a copy comes from anywhere else, we cannot guarantee that it is the genuine build.
The newest release is listed first and is the one we recommend. Older builds are kept available in case you need to roll back.
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Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit. Older versions of Windows are not tested.
The installer is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen shows an unknown-publisher warning for it. Choosing More info and then Run anyway lets the setup continue.
Not yet. When a new build is released it appears at the top of the table above - download it and run it over your existing installation.
Yes. HijriTray keeps the last known month start dates, and you can also save your own anchor set in settings so it works entirely offline.
Yes - the browser extension shows the same date on every new tab in Edge, Chrome and other Chromium browsers.