Skip to main content

Ramadan Moon Sighted In Saudi Arabia, Ramadan To Start From Friday



Ramadan Moon Sighted In Saudi Arabia, the first Ramadan will be on Friday, 24th April 2020. Ramadan Kareem!

RIYADH: Saudi Arabian moon sighters have told in the briefing that the moon has been sighted in Saudi Arabia on Thursday. Millions of Muslims all around the globe will start the Holy Month of Ramadan from Monday.
The Islamic tradition followers a lunar Calendar and the moon sighting traditional methodology which leads in different countries to start the month of Ramadan which can also start with a day gap in some countries.
In 2020, the holy month of Ramadan is coming in long summer days for Muslims especially those living in Northern Hemisphere.
Fasting in the month of Ramadan is one of the five major pillars of Islam which every Muslim has to follow, along with Shahadah and praying, Zakat, and performing Hajj.
Ramadan moon has not been cited in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh as of now.



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

A Turkish imam has turned mosque entrance into a supermarket offering free food to the poor in covid panademic

At the entrance of an Istanbul mosque, the racks usually reserved for the shoes of the faithful are loaded with pasta packages, oil bottles, biscuits - like a supermarket. But they aren't for sale. Instead they are destined for the needy, hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic. The sign on the mosque's window asks anyone who can to leave something, and says those in need can take something. Abdulsamet Cakir, 33, imam of the Dedeman mosque in the Sariyer district, came up with this idea of reaching out to the poor via the place of worship after Turkey suspended mass prayers in mosques until the risk of outbreak passes. Turkey's official death toll from the virus now stands at 2,259 after 119 more deaths were reported on Tuesday, and major cities including Istanbul will be under lockdown for four days from Thursday. "After the suspension of mass prayers, I had an idea to revive our mosque by bringing together well-off people with...
Post a Comment
Read more

Breathtaking Aerial Photos of Madinah Released

Breathtaking aerial photos of Al Madinah Al Munawwarah have been released by the Madinah Governorate. The photos captured from a helicopter piloted by Abdulaziz Aldakheel and captured by a photographer from  ErthTeam.com  were taken during a curfew in the city due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Post a Comment
Read more