Fasting in Saudi Arabia will start on Tuesday, the next day in Bangladesh

International Desk: The holy month of Ramadan in Saudi Arabia will start on Tuesday (April 13). The moon of the month of Ramadan was not seen anywhere in the sky of the country on Saturday (April 10). As such, Monday (April 12) will be the 30th day of the month of Shaban in Saudi Arabia.

The country's local media, Arab News, reported on Sunday (April 11th). According to the report, a meeting of the Moon Sighting Committee of Saudi Arabia was held on Saturday (April 10). On that day, if the moon was seen anywhere in the country, the moon sighting committee was requested to inform the citizens. But no information about moon sighting came to them. Meanwhile, preparations for the holy month of Ramadan are underway in the country amidst the epidemic.

Strict restrictions have been imposed in various countries before Ramadan. So before the start of the holy month, the Muslim community is busy shopping according to the hygiene rules. They called for peace in this holy month. Restrictions have been imposed on markets and shopping malls to increase coronary infections.

Meanwhile, in the run-up to Ramadan, people have been seen shopping in shopping malls in the Middle East and the United Arab Emirates. Buyers are happy with the reduction in the prices of daily necessities on the occasion of Ramadan. Corona is on the verge of destroying Afghanistan's economic situation. In this situation, the traders are hoping to overcome the financial loss in Ramadan. Afghans also pray for an end to violence during the holy month.

On the other hand, the markets in Indonesia were crowded on the weekends before the start of Ramadan. Family members have visited the graves of relatives before Ramjan. Locals are hopeful that the first month of Ramadan will be seen in the country like other times.

Preparations for Ramadan are limited to war-torn Iraq due to the horrors of Corona. Meanwhile, despite the economic downturn, the influx of people into Palestinian markets was also noticeable. The moon can be seen in the sky of Bangladesh after one day in the Middle Eastern countries including Saudi Arabia.

Fasting and Eid are celebrated in Bangladesh the day after the Middle Eastern countries.