Birthday Card
Create an elegant card carrying your Hijri birth date and the Moon of that night, then save or share it in one tap.
Press and hold the image to save it if the button does not work
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About the birthday card
The card is an elegant 1200×1350 pixel image — the right proportion for Instagram and WhatsApp — carrying your Hijri birth date in large type, with the Gregorian date, the weekday you were born on, and your lunar age beneath it.
At the top sits a precise drawing of the Moon as it appeared that night. Its phase and illuminated fraction are computed astronomically, so the shape matches the number rather than approximating it. The background stars are derived from your own date, so your card comes out identical every time you make it — it is your card, not a passing sketch.
Everything happens inside your browser. Your birth date is never sent to a server and never stored anywhere, and the page works offline once loaded. You can verify it yourself: disconnect and make the card again.
The save button downloads the image to your device. The share button — where your device supports it — opens the app list directly so you can send it to WhatsApp or anywhere else in one tap. On a phone you can also press and hold the card to save it.
How do I share the card on WhatsApp?
Tap the share button if your device supports it and the app list opens directly. If the button is not shown, save the image and send it from your gallery like any other picture. On a phone you can also press and hold the card to save it.
Is my data sent to a server?
No. The card is drawn entirely inside your browser, and your birth date never leaves your device. The page works offline once it has loaded.
Why does my Hijri date differ from the one on my ID?
This calculation uses the tabular Hijri calendar, while many countries begin the month by sighting the crescent. The difference is usually a single day. Your official document is what counts for paperwork; this card is a keepsake.