The holy month of Ramadan begins on Friday
There is no moon in Ramadan on Wednesday in the country's sky. Therefore, the month of fasting of the Muslims, the holy month of Ramadan, begins on Friday. However, Tarabi prayers will start from Thursday.
The decision was taken at the meeting of the National Moon Meeting Committee in the Baitul Mukarram hall of the Islamic Foundation on Wednesday evening. The meeting was presided over by National Moon Sighting Committee Chairman and Religious Affairs Principal Motiur Rahman.
Religious Affairs Minister and national moon sighting committee president Principal Motiur Rahman said the moon of Ramadan cannot be seen anywhere in the sky in Bangladesh. Ramadan month will start on Friday
Earlier, the national moon sighting committee sat in a meeting after Maghrib's meeting to review the news of Ramadan's moon.
Meanwhile, Ramadan will start in Saudi Arabia on Thursday due to the absence of the holy month of Ramadan.
On Tuesday, the country could not see the moon, said the country's 'Sabak News' website.
As a result, Ramadan begins in Saudi Arabia from Thursday. It is expected that the Ramadan will be fasting 29. So Saudi Arabia can be Eid al-Fitr 15 June.
Besides, the holy month of Ramadan will begin in Malaysia and Australia from Thursday. The moon sighting committee of these two countries told the news.
Malaysian media quoted the New Straits Times as saying a Malaysian spokesman said that the holy month of Ramadan begins from Thursday across the country. The date for determining this date has been issued by King Yang D-Portuguê
On the same day, holy Ramadan will start in Australia. The organization's imams organization confirmed this.
A decision has been made, according to a notification by the Islamic National Imams Council Executive Committee and their representatives, the decision was taken by the Islamic leader and organization of the Imams. Tarabi will be praying on Thursday. This will start with the holy Ramadan.
Besides, Turkey will start the holy month of Ramadan on Wednesday. After watching the moon, the government confirmed the information.
Fasting begins in the United States and Europe since Wednesday.
Ramadan Mubarak. Today is my second fasting day. I love Ramadan. It’s my favorite time of the year.