A week-based measure of sacred time

Every date,
held in one rhythm.

Move freely between Sacred, Hebrew, Gregorian, and Muslim calendars—while preserving the uninterrupted seven-day week.

13equal months
28days each
364days per year
01 — Converter

Translate a date

Choose any calendar as your starting point and any other as the destination.

From
Wednesday · fixed day 739,826
ToConverted date
Year 5805 · Month 9 · Day 24
WednesdayISC 5805 · 09 · 24

Gregorian dates use the proleptic civil calendar. Muslim dates use the arithmetic tabular calendar; local observation may vary by a day.

02 — Rotating cycle

A long arc back toward alignment.

A Sacred year is exactly 364 days. 293 Sacred years nearly equal 292 mean Hebrew years—a difference of about 1 hour 44 minutes. This realigns year boundaries, not weekdays.

Current Sacred dateY5805 · M9 · D24
Year in rotation238of 293
Day of year248of 364
Until next cycle55Sacred years

81% through this 293-year rotation

Rotation anniversaries 1–20

When the long count turns

Each anniversary marks another complete 293-Sacred-year interval from the Creation-week anchor.

To the 20th anniversary55 Sacred years

117 days remain after those full years

Current Sacred date
ISC 1 · 1 · 1ISC 5805 · 9 · 24#20 · ISC 5861 · 1 · 1
MilestoneInternational SacredHebrewGregorianMuslimWeekday
Year 294 · Month 1 · Day 113 Elul 293 AMAugust 24, 3468 BCE10 Sha'ban 4215 BHMonday
Year 587 · Month 1 · Day 11 Tishrei 586 AMAugust 25, 3176 BCE27 Rajab 3914 BHMonday
Year 880 · Month 1 · Day 118 Elul 877 AMAugust 27, 2884 BCE15 Rajab 3613 BHMonday
Year 1173 · Month 1 · Day 15 Tishrei 1170 AMAugust 28, 2592 BCE2 Rajab 3312 BHMonday
Year 1466 · Month 1 · Day 122 Elul 1461 AMAugust 29, 2300 BCE19 Jumada II 3011 BHMonday
Year 1759 · Month 1 · Day 110 Tishrei 1754 AMAugust 30, 2008 BCE7 Jumada II 2710 BHMonday
Year 2052 · Month 1 · Day 127 Elul 2045 AMAugust 31, 1716 BCE24 Jumada I 2409 BHMonday
Year 2345 · Month 1 · Day 113 Elul 2337 AMSeptember 1, 1424 BCE12 Jumada I 2108 BHMonday
Year 2638 · Month 1 · Day 11 Tishrei 2630 AMSeptember 2, 1132 BCE29 Rabi II 1807 BHMonday
Year 2931 · Month 1 · Day 118 Elul 2921 AMSeptember 4, 840 BCE16 Rabi II 1506 BHMonday
Year 3224 · Month 1 · Day 17 Tishrei 3214 AMSeptember 5, 548 BCE4 Rabi II 1205 BHMonday
Year 3517 · Month 1 · Day 123 Elul 3505 AMSeptember 6, 256 BCE21 Rabi I 904 BHMonday
Year 3810 · Month 1 · Day 110 Tishrei 3798 AMSeptember 7, 37 CE9 Rabi I 603 BHMonday
Year 4103 · Month 1 · Day 127 Elul 4089 AMSeptember 9, 329 CE26 Safar 302 BHMonday
Year 4396 · Month 1 · Day 115 Elul 4381 AMSeptember 10, 621 CE13 Safar 1 BHMonday
Year 4689 · Month 1 · Day 13 Tishrei 4674 AMSeptember 11, 913 CE1 Safar 301 AHMonday
Year 4982 · Month 1 · Day 120 Elul 4965 AMSeptember 12, 1205 CE19 Muharram 602 AHMonday
Year 5275 · Month 1 · Day 18 Tishrei 5258 AMSeptember 13, 1497 CE6 Muharram 903 AHMonday
Year 5568 · Month 1 · Day 123 Elul 5549 AMSeptember 14, 1789 CE23 Dhu al-Hijjah 1203 AHMonday
Year 5861 · Month 1 · Day 111 Elul 5841 AMSeptember 15, 2081 CE11 Dhu al-Hijjah 1504 AHMonday
03 — Calendar grid

A month you can see

Browse International Sacred months and see both 293-year anniversaries and approximate lunar alignments directly on the grid.

International Sacred CalendarISC 5805 · Month 9
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Five past and five future lunar alignments

A 28-day month boundary and the mean new moon return near one another about every 540 days, or 1.48 years.

540.2Day · ≈ 1.48 Year
Mean-phase estimate; true astronomical new moons vary and can occur hours away from this model.
PastISC 5799 · 4 · 1
GregorianFebruary 24, 2020 CE
Hebrew / Muslim29 Shevat 5780 AM · 29 Jumada II 1441 AH
Mean-moon offset+3.0 h
PastISC 5800 · 10 · 1
GregorianAugust 9, 2021 CE
Hebrew / Muslim1 Elul 5781 AM · 30 Dhu al-Hijjah 1442 AH
Mean-moon offset+13.8 h
PastISC 5802 · 4 · 1
GregorianFebruary 20, 2023 CE
Hebrew / Muslim29 Shevat 5783 AM · 29 Rajab 1444 AH
Mean-moon offset-12.2 h
PastISC 5803 · 10 · 1
GregorianAugust 5, 2024 CE
Hebrew / Muslim1 Av 5784 AM · 29 Muharram 1446 AH
Mean-moon offset-1.4 h
PastISC 5805 · 3 · 1
GregorianJanuary 19, 2026 CE
Hebrew / Muslim1 Shevat 5786 AM · 30 Rajab 1447 AH
Mean-moon offset+9.4 h
FutureISC 5806 · 10 · 1
GregorianAugust 2, 2027 CE
Hebrew / Muslim28 Tammuz 5787 AM · 28 Safar 1449 AH
Mean-moon offset-16.6 h
FutureISC 5808 · 3 · 1
GregorianJanuary 15, 2029 CE
Hebrew / Muslim28 Tevet 5789 AM · 29 Sha'ban 1450 AH
Mean-moon offset-5.8 h
FutureISC 5809 · 9 · 1
GregorianJuly 1, 2030 CE
Hebrew / Muslim30 Sivan 5790 AM · 29 Safar 1452 AH
Mean-moon offset+5.0 h
FutureISC 5811 · 2 · 1
GregorianDecember 15, 2031 CE
Hebrew / Muslim30 Kislev 5792 AM · 1 Ramadan 1453 AH
Mean-moon offset+15.8 h
FutureISC 5812 · 9 · 1
GregorianJune 27, 2033 CE
Hebrew / Muslim30 Sivan 5793 AM · 29 Rabi I 1455 AH
Mean-moon offset-10.2 h
04 — The definition

Simple structure. Continuous week.

I

Thirteen equal months

Each month is four complete weeks. The same date always lands on the same weekday.

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II

Fifty-two full weeks

No leap day or extra day sits outside the seven-day cycle.

13 × 4 = 52
III

Creation-week anchor

Sacred 1 · 1 · 1 is fixed to Hebrew 25 Elul AM 1. The calculated weekday is preserved rather than forced to Sunday. Monday

Sunday ↔ MondaySunday is the traditional weekday for the first day of Creation. Monday is the result of extrapolating the modern fixed Hebrew calendar’s arithmetic rules back to 25 Elul AM 1. ISC uses Monday for conversion consistency; it does not claim that Jewish tradition assigns Creation to Monday.
“Time can follow meaning as well as the heavens.”

A fourth calendar: not solar, lunar, or lunisolar, but week-based.