The moon of Ramadan has appeared in Pakistan, after which the first fast across the country will be on Sunday, April 3. I am happy that on...
The moon of Ramadan has appeared in Pakistan, after which the first fast across the country will be on Sunday, April 3.
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I am happy that once again the whole country will be fasting on the same day - Photo: MAK NEWS-21
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Addressing a press conference after the meeting of the Central Route Hilal Committee in Peshawar, the chairman of the committee Maulana Abdul Khabir Azad announced the start of Ramadan across the country from tomorrow.
Addressing a press conference along with other committee members, Chairman Maulana Abdul Khabir Azad said that a meeting of Central Route Hilal Committee was held in Peshawar in which members of Peshawar Zonal Committee also participated. Meetings were held.
Chairman Ruwit Hilal Committee said that the information was clear at many places across Pakistan and evidence regarding the moon was received from various places including Lahore, Islamabad, Narowal, Sialkot, Kasur, Pakpattan, Kharian, Muzaffargarh and Karak and Jim Ghafir. Saw the moon, so it was unanimously decided that the first Ramadan 1443 AH will be on Sunday, April 3, 2022.
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"Congratulations to the entire nation on the arrival of Ramadan. I am happy to say that today we are once again moving towards unity and fasting will be observed on the same day all over the country," he said.
He said that on this occasion, I would also like to thank all the scholars present across the country, let's move this country forward with unity.
Maulana Abdul Khabir Azad said that our country is facing many challenges today, if we move forward together then Pakistan will get stability.
"I salute our security agencies and the armed forces who have sacrificed their lives for this country. The prayers of the entire nation are with them," he said.
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"Today we are also remembering the people who were martyred in a suicide bombing inside a mosque in Peshawar," he said.
Chairman Ruwit Hilal Committee said that my prayer is that just as Allah has gathered us on Ramadan, may Allah also unite us on Eid.
It should be noted that today is the first fast in the Gulf countries including Saudi Arabia, while Ramadan has started in the United States, Australia, Russia and New Zealand.
According to Harmain Sharifeen Twitter account, Ramadan 1443 has started from last night. Taraweeh prayers have started in Harmain Sharifeen from yesterday.
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Remember that this will be the first year after 2019 when Ramadan will be celebrated in Saudi Arabia without coronavirus restrictions.
Last month, the Saudi government decided to resume I'tikaf at the Masjid al-Haram in Makkah and the Masjid al-Nabawi in Madinah during Ramadan, two years later.
Earlier this month, Saudi Arabia lifted restrictions on most corona viruses, including social distance in public places and quarantine requirements for vaccinated travelers. To facilitate the arrival of Muslim pilgrims.
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