RIYADH: The Saudi authorities announced Thursday that moon has been sighted in the kingdom and the first day of Zil Hajj will fall on June 7 (Friday), reported Gulf News.
“Arafat Day falls on Saturday, June 15, while Sunday, June 16 will be the first day of Eidul Azha,” according to a Saudi Supreme Court statement.
According to the outlet, Arafat Day will be falling on the ninth day of Zil Hajj (June 15). Similarly, the first day of the holy month will be observed on June 7, while the first day of Eidul Azha will be observed on the 10th day of Zil Hajj. Meanwhile in Pakistan, the Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee is expected to observe the Zil Hajj moon on Friday (June 7). Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfaraz told Geo News that the Zil Hajj moon would be born on June 6 at exactly 5:38 pm. “There are strong chances of the moon being sighted on June 7 as by then, it will be of more than 26 hours,” he added.
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