Eid’l Fitr feast marks end to Ramadan fasting

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COTABATO CITY – The Saudi Arabian Royal Supreme Court has announced that the new moon was sighted in parts of the kingdom Monday night, signalling the start today, Tuesday, of the Eid’l Fitr feast marking the end of Ramadan fasting.

“The Shawwal crescent moon was visible from some parts of the Kingdom on Monday evening, meaning Eid will begin the following day,” the Saudi’s Arab News online network quoted the royal court as saying.

“Muslims will celebrate the feast of Eid’l Fitr on Wednesday, June 5, and not a day earlier, after Islamic moon-sighting committees reported no sighting of the new moon on Monday evening, June 3,” NCMF Sec. Saidamen Pangarungan said. Both Islamic feats are celebrated with congregational prayers and thanksgivings, among other festivities.

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