Excitement is growing among Muslims everywhere as the eagerly awaited Ramadan draws near, expected to start on March 11, as per astronomy calculations in Saudi Arabia. This sacred month, observed annually by Muslims worldwide, involves fasting from sunrise to sunset.
In Saudi Arabia, Ramadan is anticipated to last for 30 days this year. During Ramadan, Muslims in Pakistan and around the globe engage in spiritual reflection, prayer, and fasting as they seek closeness to Allah.
As per the International Astronomical Center, the central conjunction, a significant astronomical event, is set for 9 am GMT on March 11. Following this event, the crescent moon, a symbol marking the start of Ramadan, is expected to appear after sunset in most Islamic regions, signaling the beginning of the holy month for many countries.
