For most of the world Motorola starts on February 18th and 19th. Muslims are observing Roza in many countries including Saudi Arabia, Arabia and India. There are two countries in the world where the month of Relais has not yet started, whereas in India the month of Relais has started from 19th February and in most of the Gulf countries from 18th February.
Due to the moon not being visible in Fiji and New Zealand, the holy month will start from February 20. In New Zealand, the Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand (FIANZ) and the Fiji Muslim League have announced that the Ramadan moon was not sighted on the evening of 18 February, which was 29 Shaban according to the Islamic calendar. The 30th day of Shaban will be completed on 19th February and the first fast of Ramadan will be observed on 20th February.
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Both scholars made it clear that astronomical calculations were not made in the geographical area of New Zealand and Fiji where it was possible for the Moon to appear on that day, either by eye or by figure. “This decision has been taken since religious institutions in the region are considered reliable only when the moon is visible locally,” the statement said.
Resume, Rejoy from February 18 in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait
In many countries of the world, Ramadan started from 18th February. In many countries of Islam, including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Palestine and Sudan, the first day of fasting was observed on 18 February.
India in Oman, Brunei and Egypt from February 19 to Ramzan
On the other hand, Riyaz traveled to countries like India, Pakistan, Oman, Brunei and Egypt from February 19. It is common for the date to differ by one day depending on the moon sighting tradition and astronomical position in different countries.
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Why does the month of Ramadan come every year?
It is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, which is considered the holy month of fasting, worship and introspection. The sighting of the moon is an important part of Islamic tradition and in many countries the beginning of this month has been declared on a local religious basis.
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