Dubai: The first Ramazan is likely to fall on April 13 in most countries of the world.
According to Gulf newspaper, the International Astronomical Center of the United Arab Emirates has predicted that the first of Ramazan is likely to take place on April 13 in most countries of the world.
The moon of Ramazan will not be visible anywhere on Sunday, April 11, and the month of Sha’ban will be 30 days long, while the moon will be visible through a telescope on Monday, April 12.
According to experts, the month of Sha’ban has started on March 15, 2021 in most Muslim countries. In this context, most Muslim countries will try to see the moon of Ramazan on 29 Sha’ban Monday, April 12. Therefore, Ramazan will start from Tuesday, April 13.
