Appeal to see the moon of Eid in Saudi Arabia, read what the Supreme Court said

Eid in Saudi Arabia: Ruyat-e-Hilal Committee of Saudi Arabia has appealed to all the Muslims of Saudi Arabia to see the moon of Eid. Ruyat-e-Hilal Committee said that everyone should try to see the half moon of Shawwal i.e. Eid. Ruyat-e-Hilal Committee appealed to the people of Saudi Arabia. He should go to the nearest court and record his testimony.

Actually, the moon can be seen in Gulf countries only today. Today i.e. on 8th April, there have been 28 fasts in India, whereas in Arab countries there will be 29 fasts today. In such a situation, the moon can be seen in Arabia and Dubai today. An attempt will be made to see the moon in Saudi Arabia today. In Arab countries, the moon of Ramadan was sighted on March 10, so 29 fasts will be completed in Saudi today. There are usually 30 days of fasting in the month of Ramadan, but sometimes there are also 29 days of fasting. For this reason, the moon can be seen in Saudi even today.

Eid a day before in Saudi
In most countries, the Eid moon will be visible on April 9, because there are never more than 30 Ramadans. In Arab countries, Eid is celebrated a day earlier due to the time zone, because there the moon is visible a day earlier. Eid shopping is currently going on in full swing in many countries including Pakistan and India. People are coming to the market to buy vermicelli and clothes. Some people are also buying gifts for friends. Now, as the month of Ramadan is passing, the enthusiasm among Muslims regarding Eid is increasing.

NEWS | The Supreme Court calls upon all Muslims within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to attempt to sight the Shawwal crescent moon.

The Court has urged those who are able to observe the crescent moon, either with the naked eye or through visual aids, to approach the nearest court… pic.twitter.com/kBmwaBglph

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Harman has shared information on social media platform X regarding the appeal of the Supreme Court in Saudi Arabia to see the moon. In which it has been told that those who have seen the moon should go to the nearest court and record their testimony.

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