RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Supreme Court has announced that the first day of the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan will be Thursday June 18, Al Arabiya reported.
The country will observe first Ramadan on Thursday on 18th of June.
All eyes were on UAE and many other Arab countries today. The UAE’s and Saudi Arabia’s Supreme courts which met today for moon sighting in their respective nations have finally made an announcement regarding witnessing the Ramadan crescent.
Moreover, Pakistan’s moon sighting committee is also meeting today to witness crescent of Ramadan, which so far has not made any declaration. It is expected that first Ramadan in Pakistan will be on Friday.
The European countries such as London, Germany, France and more who fast according to Saudi Arabia will observe 1st Ramadan on Thursday.
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