DataPulse calendar · last updated 5 October 2026 (24 Rabi' al-Akhir 1448 AH)
Add our calendar to your phone
Add it once, and the seasons, Eids, school holidays, major events and official data release dates appear in your phone’s calendar, in Hijri and Gregorian. Whenever we add an event or a date changes, your calendar updates by itself. Free*, with no account and no e-mail.
Seasons and events Recommended
Ramadan, the two Eids, national days, school holidays, seasons and major events, in Hijri and Gregorian.
16 upcoming events until 5 October 2027 (5 Jumada al-Ula 1449 AH)
Your phone asks whether to add the calendar: accept, then tap “Add”.
It appears in the Calendar app as “DataPulse”.
Updates follow your phone’s schedule: Settings → Calendar → Accounts → Fetch New Data.
Android (Google and Samsung calendars)
Tap “Android”: Google Calendar opens in the browser. Sign in with the same Google account as on your phone.
Tap “Add”.
In the Google Calendar app: Settings → choose “DataPulse” → turn on “Sync” so it shows on the phone. Samsung Calendar shows it too if it is linked to the Google account.
The Google Calendar phone app cannot add a calendar by link, so you add it once from the browser. Google refreshes it on its own schedule, usually within 12 to 24 hours and sometimes later.
Outlook and others
Tap “Outlook” and confirm, or tap “Copy link” and paste it into any calendar app that can add a calendar from a link.
Quick questions
When do changes reach me? We update the calendar every night; your phone fetches the new version on its own schedule, not instantly.
Are the dates confirmed? Anything “approximate”, “estimated” or “expected date” carries that label in its title, and updates by itself when the official date is announced. Each event comes with its Hijri date and its source.
How do I remove it? iPhone: Settings → Calendar → Accounts → choose “DataPulse” → Delete Account. Google: Settings → “DataPulse” → Remove calendar.
What do you learn about me? Nothing new: your phone requests a public file from our site, like any page visit. We ask for no name and no e-mail.
Which language? These calendar files are in English. The same events with Arabic titles: Arabic calendar files(Arabic).
Want a single event without updates? On the calendar page, each upcoming event has an “Add to my calendar” button. * Everything on the site is currently free, and some services may become paid at any time.