The moon of the holy month of Ramadan has been seen in Saudi Arabia, and therefore the fasting starts there from Saturday (April 2).
There is no end to the interest of the devout Muslims in the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan this year. Although the beginning of Ramadan depends on the sighting of the moon, the day of fasting in the countries of the Middle East, the fasting in Bangladesh is usually from the next day. Many people are eager to know whether the moon has been seen or not.
Earlier, however, several countries announced the start of Ramadan this year, with the imam Council of South Australia confirmed in a Facebook post that the moon of Ramadan was sighted on Friday.
Brunei officials said the Ramadan moon was not seen in their country on Friday, and for this reason, the last day of the month of Shaban will be held there on Saturday, which will start the fast from Sunday.
Ashita, the two major Muslim countries of Indonesia and Maleshita, also know that the holy fast will be observed there from next Sunday.
