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Thanks for the link. My mosque's calender says it starts on Sunday, but I guess not.Subject: Re: Ramadan is almost here
I'm sure you're familiar with the ongoing dispute about moonsighting. ISNA follows the rule of local moonsighting, at least for Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr. No moon sighting in North America this evening, so Ramadan hasn't started yet. The masajid in my area follow ISNA; however your masjid may follow a different rule. I've noticed CAIR was citing Sunday in a lot of news releases, though I'm not sure why. They may have wanted to use the earlier date just in case that was it. Allahu alim.Subject: Re: Ramadan is almost here
Ramadan Mubarak to you Sister and to other Brothers and Sisters.Subject: Re: Ramadan is almost here
Have a happy and blessed Ramadhan to Al-Muhajabah and all Muslim readers hereSubject: Re: Ramadan is almost here
Ramadan mubarak to you sister, and to all you Muslims out there. May Allah guide you and bless you all.Subject: Re: Ramadan is almost here
Ramadan mubarak!Subject: Re: Ramadan is almost here
Yeah, I actually wrote about the dispute, only it was going on in Canada. I don't think it's of much significance though.Subject: Re: Ramadan is almost here
Mubarak all ! please remember me and my family in your dua.AM, Im interested in why you follow the moonsighting rule. Im always surprised by its practice.
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Do you mean, that Ramadan starts by the sighting of the moon? That is my understanding of what the Quran and Sunna say. Or do you mean, the local moonsighting rule? There's evidence for both positions. In this case, I follow the ruling that my community does.