Saudi Arabia’s Supreme Court has called on all Muslims across the Kingdom to look for the Ramadan crescent on Tuesday evening, corresponding to Shabaan 29.
Observers can report sightings to the nearest court or center for verification. If the crescent... moreSaudi Arabia’s Supreme Court has called on all Muslims across the Kingdom to look for the Ramadan crescent on Tuesday evening, corresponding to Shabaan 29.
Observers can report sightings to the nearest court or center for verification. If the crescent is seen, Ramadan will begin on Wednesday; if not, it will start on Thursday, completing 30 days of Shabaan.
Communities are encouraged to participate in regional committees to ensure accurate moon-sighting for all.