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Eid-ul-Fitr on Wednesday, not Thursday: Committee
Published: June 04, 2019 23:29:55 | Updated: June 04, 2019 23:54:31

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Holy Eid-ul-Fitr, the largest religious festival of Muslims, will be celebrated in the country on Wednesday as the Shawwal moon was sighted in Bangladesh sky on Tuesday.

The decision was taken at the second meeting of the National Moon Sighting Committee on Tuesday night after reassessing the information about the Shawwal moon sighting.

State Minister for Religious Affairs Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah came up with the announcement around 11:00pm.

He said they revised the decision as they later got information about moon sighting in the country’s sky, reports UNB.

Earlier at a press conference in the evening, the state minister had said the new crescent moon was sighted nowhere in Bangladesh on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, thousands of people have already left the capital to celebrate the Eid with their near and dear ones at their respective village homes.

Besides, all the preparations have been completed across the country, including the capital, for smooth holding of Eid congregations.

In the capital, the main Eid congregation will be held at the National Eidgah on the High Court premises at 8:30am. President Abdul Hamid is expected to join the Eid jamaat.

However, the venue of the main congregation will be shifted to Baitul Mukarram National Mosque in case of inclement weather. In that case, the jamaat will be held at 9am.

Besides, five more congregations will be held at the National Mosque.

Arrangements will be there at the National Eidgah and the National Mosque for women to take part in the Eid prayers alongside their male counterparts.

Eid congregations will also be held in eidgahs, mosques and open spaces across the country.

Sholakia Eidgah in Kishoreganj and Gor-e-Shahid Boro Math in Dinajpur are all set to host two largest Eid congregations.

The national flag will be hoisted atop government and non-government office buildings on the day. The main city streets and road islands will be decorated with the national flag and banners inscribed with 'Eid Mubarak' in both Bangla and Arabic.

Television channels and radio stations will air special programmes.

Special diet will be served in hospitals, jails, government children homes, centres for persons with disabilities, shelter homes, orphanages, vagrant welfare and destitute welfare centres.

Meanwhile, Dhaka Metropolitan Police has taken stringent security measures to ensure smooth holding of Eid congregation at the Jatiya Eidgah.

Source: https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/...n-wednesday-not-thursday-committee-1559669395
 
Eid-ul-Fitr on Wednesday, not Thursday: Committee
Published: June 04, 2019 23:29:55 | Updated: June 04, 2019 23:54:31

1559670327.jpeg


Holy Eid-ul-Fitr, the largest religious festival of Muslims, will be celebrated in the country on Wednesday as the Shawwal moon was sighted in Bangladesh sky on Tuesday.

The decision was taken at the second meeting of the National Moon Sighting Committee on Tuesday night after reassessing the information about the Shawwal moon sighting.

State Minister for Religious Affairs Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah came up with the announcement around 11:00pm.

He said they revised the decision as they later got information about moon sighting in the country’s sky, reports UNB.

Earlier at a press conference in the evening, the state minister had said the new crescent moon was sighted nowhere in Bangladesh on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, thousands of people have already left the capital to celebrate the Eid with their near and dear ones at their respective village homes.

Besides, all the preparations have been completed across the country, including the capital, for smooth holding of Eid congregations.

In the capital, the main Eid congregation will be held at the National Eidgah on the High Court premises at 8:30am. President Abdul Hamid is expected to join the Eid jamaat.

However, the venue of the main congregation will be shifted to Baitul Mukarram National Mosque in case of inclement weather. In that case, the jamaat will be held at 9am.

Besides, five more congregations will be held at the National Mosque.

Arrangements will be there at the National Eidgah and the National Mosque for women to take part in the Eid prayers alongside their male counterparts.

Eid congregations will also be held in eidgahs, mosques and open spaces across the country.

Sholakia Eidgah in Kishoreganj and Gor-e-Shahid Boro Math in Dinajpur are all set to host two largest Eid congregations.

The national flag will be hoisted atop government and non-government office buildings on the day. The main city streets and road islands will be decorated with the national flag and banners inscribed with 'Eid Mubarak' in both Bangla and Arabic.

Television channels and radio stations will air special programmes.

Special diet will be served in hospitals, jails, government children homes, centres for persons with disabilities, shelter homes, orphanages, vagrant welfare and destitute welfare centres.

Meanwhile, Dhaka Metropolitan Police has taken stringent security measures to ensure smooth holding of Eid congregation at the Jatiya Eidgah.

Source: https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/...n-wednesday-not-thursday-committee-1559669395


20 years ago in 99/98 this govt. Did this kind of confusion and again the same .
 
20 years ago in 99/98 this govt. Did this kind of confusion and again the same .
I think Eid should be in the same day everywhere. Allah is not limited to border boundaries, so if anyone see moon anywhere in the world, all world should celebrate Eid.
 
What a melodrama. At 11.15 pm new declaration came, so no miking. Most of people ( who are sleeping now) still don't know that tomorrow will be Eid.


I believe Eid should be in the same time in this world.

I have a question @monitor, if in 25 March 1971 people saw moon in punjab, did we celebrate Eid? If yes then why not after 26 March 1971? Is Allah limited within border boundaries?I feel that Eid should in the same day, if any one see the moon anywhere in the earth, all should celebrate Eid.

@Al-zakir, @Pan-Islamic-Pakistan, what is your opinion about it? You guys are religious ( I mean has strong feelings for it) I suppose, so asked your opinion with good intention. I hope you will share opinion in this case.

And other posters ( from any country) opinion is very welcome.
Dear the appearance of moon change from one time zone to another same like there is difference in times (solar position) with lat and lon...but we Muslim need to work on it scientifically. If would be great if we all can have eid of same date. Like Pakistan, Morocco, Indonesia and many other countries will celebrate eid tomorrow i.e. June 5 while in some part of Europe and some middle-eastern countries, eid was today. But Bd is really off it celebrates on Wed or Thu.
 
Dear the appearance of moon change from one time zone to another same like there is difference in times (solar position) with lat and lon...but we Muslim need to work on it scientifically. If would be great if we all can have eid of same date. Like Pakistan, Morocco, Indonesia and many other countries will celebrate eid tomorrow i.e. June 5 while in some part of Europe and some middle-eastern countries, eid was today. But Bd is really off it celebrates on Wed or Thu.
Okay thank you, understand. Eid in Bangladesh is also 5 June now. EID Mubarak.
 
what message we are getting from this confusion is Ummah is missing central authority ( Ameer -ul- Momeen) who appoint someone to convey message to all Ummah.
 
I think Eid should be in the same day everywhere. Allah is not limited to border boundaries, so if anyone see moon anywhere in the world, all world should celebrate Eid.
That not possible as how you will convey you have seen moon if their were no modern communication system. The basic principal is when you see the moon you observed Eid.
 

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