RojMah support.

These are distinct Zoroastrian calendar traditions. Fasli in this release uses a fixed March 21 New Year with its separate leap-day rule; the 365-day Shenshai and Kadmi calendars drift relative to the seasons. Choose your tradition in Settings. Iranian cultural or national events may use a Shamsi date independently; an event’s details identify its tradition and source.

Date selection, conversion and prayer-time estimates support 1800–2100. The event collection is curated; it does not claim to include every regional custom or establish that a modern observance existed in every historical year.

Prayer boundaries depend on the selected location and convention. RojMah offers a civil-clock convention, a Hoshbam option and a separately marked Bombay-time option for Mumbai. Estimated sunrise and sunset use standard horizon and refraction assumptions; local terrain, weather and community practice can differ. At polar day or night the app shows that a normal solar schedule is unavailable. Main calendar dates begin at midnight.

Enable notifications in RojMah Settings and grant the system permission. Choose the prayer periods or event categories you want, the event reminder time and the lead time. Check the reminder status for permission errors and the scheduled horizon. On iPhone, iPad and Mac, the system holds a limited number of upcoming reminders. Open RojMah regularly or tap its renewal reminder to replenish them. Focus modes and system notification settings can affect presentation.

Yes. The first App Store release includes its event collection, fonts and calendar calculations, so its main features work offline. Opening source references, support or privacy pages uses your browser and requires internet access. Remote dataset updates are not configured in the default first release.

Open Settings to choose English or Persian, light or dark appearance, the Zoroastrian calendar system, the prayer location and prayer convention. Main navigation remains available when these preferences change.

Use the star on an event to favorite it, then use the Favorites filter to find it again. Settings offers a JSON settings backup that you can copy and later import. This backup contains app preferences; it does not include favorites. Resetting settings keeps favorites and cached event data.

Reset Settings to restore preferences, unstar events to clear favorites and use Restore bundled data to replace a downloaded event collection. Notifications can be disabled in the app or system settings. Removing the app and its stored data removes its local state; system backups and copies you exported are controlled separately by you and your operating system.

The optional desktop overlay serves date and event information at a loopback address on the same computer for use as an OBS Browser Source. It does not upload an overlay to a public server. If you broadcast or record it, your chosen streaming or recording service determines where the visible information goes. Turn it off in Settings when you no longer need it.