According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the Ramazan moon is expected to be seen on Saturday, April 2; hence, the holy month will begin on Sunday, April 3.
The chances of seeing the Ramazan moon are good because clear skies are forecast in most parts of the country on April 2, but overcast weather is expected in some areas, as per reports.
Ramazan is the Islamic calendar’s ninth month, and it is a month dedicated to worship, fasting, and reflection in the Islamic faith.
Further, the month commemorates Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) first revelation, and the yearly month-long fast is one of Islam’s five pillars.
During the holy month, all Muslims are required to fast from sunrise to sunset.
