Srinagar, In a collaborative effort, Anjuman Auqaf Jamia Masjid, Srinagar, and Mirwaiz Foundation have released their Annual Hijri Calendar for the year 1445-46 AH. This year’s edition focuses on showcasing the rich architectural tradition of Kashmir.

According to Kashmir Media Service, the 1445-46 AH Hijri Calendar includes images that highlight the cross-cultural synthesis evident in the region’s khanaqahs, masajid, madrassas, tombs, and eidgahs. These structures are a testament to the historical and cultural heritage of Kashmir, blending various architectural influences.

Furthermore, both Anjuman Auqaf and the Mirwaiz Foundation have called for public support in preserving this endangered architectural heritage. The release of the calendar serves not only as a cultural reminder but also as a plea to recognize and protect the unique historical structures that are integral to Kashmir’s identity.

The unveiling of the calendar is a significant cultural event for the region, reflecting a deep respect for the historical and architectural legacy of Kashmir while also serving as a call to action to safeguard these precious landmarks for future generations.