Celebration of eid ul fitr in east

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In summary, a question was raised about the celebration of Islamic holy months and the timing of Ramadan in different countries. It was noted that according to Saudi Arabia's declaration, Eastern countries like Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan should begin Ramadan one day earlier. However, the question was raised as to why they actually begin one day later. It was questioned how Riyadh, being three hours later than Dhaka, could see the moon earlier. The poster also expressed frustration with the perceived ridiculousness of this situation. In response, a resource was provided for further information on the topic and it was clarified that the poster's initial title was referring to the end of Ramadan, not the beginning.
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hi guys, i have a question on the celebration of islamic holy months. if Saudi arabia declares the biginning of Ramadan to be on 10th JUly, 2013, that means the eastern countries like bangladesh , India pakistan should begin their ramadan one day earlier than saudi.. but why do the begin ramadan one day later saudi?
i never get this...riyadh is 3 hours later than dhaka, then how could it see moon earlier than us ?
is not it ridiculous ?
 
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cooper607 said:
hi guys, i have a question on the celebration of islamic holy months. if Saudi arabia declares the biginning of Ramadan to be on 10th JUly, 2013, that means the eastern countries like bangladesh , India pakistan should begin their ramadan one day earlier than saudi.. but why do the begin ramadan one day later saudi?
i never get this...riyadh is 3 hours later than dhaka, then how could it see moon earlier than us ?
is not it ridiculous ?

Religions tend to do LOTS of ridiculous things. Why would one more bother you?
 
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Have a look here:

http://www.moonsighting.com/ramadan.html

There is all the information about all regions around earth, including times, dates, and more.

The title of your post, "celebration of eid ul fitr in east" refers to the end of Ramadan, not the start of it. See:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eid_al-Fitr
 
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FAQ: Celebration of eid ul fitr in east

What is Eid ul Fitr and why is it celebrated in East?

Eid ul Fitr is a religious holiday celebrated by Muslims all over the world to mark the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. It is an important festival in East, where a majority of the population follows Islam.

When is Eid ul Fitr celebrated in East?

The date of Eid ul Fitr varies each year as it follows the lunar calendar. It usually falls on the first day of Shawwal, the tenth month of the Islamic calendar.

What are the traditional customs and practices associated with Eid ul Fitr in East?

On the day of Eid ul Fitr, Muslims gather for special prayers in mosques and wear new clothes. They also exchange gifts and visit friends and relatives to enjoy feasts and celebrations together. Charity and giving to the less fortunate are also important customs during this holiday.

How long does Eid ul Fitr celebrations last in East?

In East, Eid ul Fitr is usually celebrated for three days. However, the exact duration may vary depending on cultural traditions and local customs.

Are non-Muslims allowed to participate in Eid ul Fitr celebrations in East?

Yes, non-Muslims are welcome to join in the festivities and celebrations of Eid ul Fitr in East. It is a time of joy and unity, and people of all faiths are encouraged to come together and celebrate the end of Ramadan.

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