Berber calendar

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The Berber calendar is the annual calendar used by Berber people in North Africa. This calendar is also known in Arabic under the name of فلاحي fellāḥī "agricultural" or عجمي ajamī "not Arabic". It is employed to regulate the seasonal agricultural work.

The names of the months in the modern Berber calendar are derived from the ancient Julian calendar or from the Gregorian Calendar.

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