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Hi Team,
appreciate your support since I have a lot of conflict since When I select Gregorian Calendar in Language & Region settings the Calendar doesn’t reflect correct data, for instance please have a look to attached screenshots.
today is 30 of June and it supposed to be 1st of Thoulhega in Gregorian Calendar, but my IPHONE reflect that 1st July is 1st day in Gregorian Calendar which is wrong
Thanks in Advance
Mohamed
iPhone XR, iOS 15
I could replicate your issue at first.
Then I tried a solution from a few months ago ↓, and now it works correctly.
See: Wrong Islamic date in alternate dates - Apple Community
Let us know if this solves it for you as well.
I could replicate your issue at first.
Then I tried a solution from a few months ago ↓, and now it works correctly.
See: Wrong Islamic date in alternate dates - Apple Community
Let us know if this solves it for you as well.
When you are is dependent on where you are.
Is this iPhone updated to iOS 15.5? If not, start there.
Restart the iPhone, and check again.
Is Settings > General > Date & Time > Set Automatic enabled, or disabled? If disabled, enable it.
What Timezone is shown in Settings > General > Date & Time? Is that the correct timezone?
Is the date and time correct on the iPhone lock screen?
Is the calendar set correctly on when the iPhone is not operating in power-save?
If here is an add-on VPN app around, remove it, restart, a d try again.
If your date is wrong, if your time is correct, if your timezone is correct, no VPN, and if Set Automatic is enabled, then you will want to log feedback with Apple:
You’ll want to include your timezone in the feedback report.
Go to Settings > calendar > alternate calendar make it off .
then go to General > language & region > region choose “ Saudi Arabia “ after that go again to calendar alternate calendar choose Islamic calendar.
Now you can go back and change the region to what it was.
let me know if that solved your problem!
Thanks a lot MrHoffman,
I did what you asked to check but nothing changed
Gregorian Calender doesn’t reflect correct data
