Ramadan moon can be seen today in the sky of Bangladesh, the weather office said.
Meteorological department said on Wednesday that the moon will be seen in Bangladesh in the evening. Meteorologist Abul Kalam Mallick said, "According to the information we have received, today's moon will be seen somewhere in the sky." Today (Wednesday) moon will be one day (1 to 0322 days). '
Meanwhile, the National Moon Sighting Committee is sitting in the meeting after Maghrib (evening 7pm). The meeting will be chaired by the committee of the Islamic Foundation in the capital's Baitul Mukarram. The meeting will be chaired by Religious Affairs Minister and Committee President Motiur Rahman.
If the moon is to be seen tomorrow, Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia will start the holy month of Ramadan at the same time from Thursday.
Imam Hafez Mufti Muhtihilil Baki Nadvi, presenting the Baitul Mukarram National Mosque, said, "There is no problem even though Ramadan starts with the same day with Saudi Arabia, there is no problem in starting different days. Because the moon is the main thing to show. '
He said, 'Another thing is that when the moon was about to rise in Saudi Arabia, the age of the moon was very mild, due to which they could not see the moon. Moon is not seen or seen due to the age of the moon. '
On the evening of the month of Hijri 1439, the moon of Ramadan will be seen on Thursday (May 17th), the month of Ramadan will begin and Muslims will start fasting. In that case, after the Esha prayers on Wednesday night, Tarabi prayers will start, fasting will be eaten the first sehri also on the last night, devout Muslims.
On the other hand, if the moon is not seen on Wednesday, the month of Shaban will be completed 30 days, the month of Ramadan will start counting on Friday (May 18). After this prayer on Thursday, Tarabi prayers will begin to fall and the seahari will be eaten on the last night.
Islamic Foundation has requested to send 9559493, 9559643, 9555947, 9556407 and 9558337 telephone numbers and 9563397, 9555951 fax numbers or any other way when the moon of holy Ramadan is seen anywhere in the sky.